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Celebrating 17 Years as the World Leader in Natural Movement Fitness. Visit: https://linktr.ee/movnat NATURAL. PHYSICAL. EDUCATION. The practice is for everyone.

MovNat is fundamentally about movement. We practice a comprehensive, holistic & mindful approach to the full range of natural human movement abilities. We are unique in that our movements ARE our strengthening and conditioning. It is progressive and safe, and supports physical competence for any area of life.

06/18/2026

We're Coming to Wilton, Wisconsin This August! ๐Ÿ”ฅ

Over four days, you'll learn the principles behind Natural Movement, refine your own movement practice, and develop the coaching skills needed to help others move with greater efficiency and adaptability.

Train alongside experienced MovNat Team Instructor Rock Hancock and become part of a global community committed to lifelong movement practice.

๐Ÿ—“๏ธ August 14โ€“17, 2026
๐Ÿ“ Wilton, Wisconsin, USA
๐Ÿ‘‰ Taught in English

Comment "WILTON" below for more information.

06/17/2026

Modern life rewards speed. Movement doesn't always.

Some skills ask you to slow down.

Balance is one of them.

When you practice balance, whether on a rail, a log, rocks, or uneven ground, you can't rely on momentum or force. You have to pay attention. You notice where your weight is, how you're interacting with the surface beneath you, and how small adjustments change the outcome.

That process reconnects you with your body.

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Photos from MovNat's post 06/16/2026

Most cross-training fails because the foundation was never built.

Ground movement. Deep squats. Get-ups. The fundamentals most people skip.

Former Team Instructor Peri Zourides breaks down how to integrate Natural Movement into any training modality and why it helps everything else work better.

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06/11/2026

โœจ From years of sports training to discovering natural movement, Gaspard shares the moment everything clicked.

What started as curiosity became a whole new way of thinking about movement, physical education, and human potential.

๐ŸŽฅ Watch the full interview with Gaspard on our YT channel.

06/10/2026

Most people know this movement as a muscle-up.

At MovNat, we call it a Power Up. But regardless of the name, the value of the movement lies in what it allows you to do.

The goal is not to perform a gym trick or chase another rep. The goal is to get on top of something. A wall. A branch. A ledge. An obstacle between you and where you need to be.

That is what makes this video so impressive.

Kumi is only six years old, yet she moves from a dead hang to the top of the bar with full range of motion. No kipping. No swinging. No compensations. Just clean, natural movement.

Children do not see hanging and climbing as exercises. They simply see them as normal ways to move through the world.

Maybe that is the real lesson here.

These are not skills we need to invent. They are abilities we were meant to have all along.

๐ŸŽฅ Credit:

06/09/2026

Why does natural movement seem so strange to so many people?

Perhaps because we've become disconnected from its original purpose.

Crawling, balancing, carrying, climbing, jumping, and lifting weren't created as exercises. They were practical skills that helped humans navigate the world around them.

Today, movement is often reduced to sets, reps, and calories burned. But what if movement was about capability instead?

What if strength wasn't just about lifting a barbell, but about being able to interact with your environment more effectively?

In this clip from our interview with MovNat Team Instructor Gaspard Nouaille, we discuss some of the cultural barriers that prevent people from embracing Natural Movement and why reconnecting with fundamental human movements matters more than ever.

What are your thoughts?

Photos from MovNat's post 06/08/2026

Let's revisit one of our favorite articles: Barefoot Running: Lessons from Pain, Practice, and Performance, by Brian Betancourt and Dr. Diana Solares.

What happens when you stop looking for the perfect shoe and start rebuilding the foundation beneath you?

Drawing from personal experience, coaching, and physical therapy, Brian and Diana explore how stronger feet, better movement mechanics, and a gradual approach to barefoot training can help improve the way you move, run, and perform.

If you've ever been curious about barefoot running, or wondered why your feet matter more than you think, this one's worth a read.

Read the full article in the comments section.

06/04/2026

๐ŸŒŽ One movement. Multiple continents.

MovNat Certifications are heading to Europe, North America, and Asia in 2026.

Find a city near you and start your journey.

๐Ÿ”— Visit the link in our bio

Photos from MovNat's post 06/03/2026

๐Ÿงญ Team Instructor Spotlight: Munawar Karim

Some people arrive at movement through sport. Others through fitness.

Munawar Karim arrived through a much wider path.

Law, Japanese culture, martial arts, education, writing, and years of deep personal practice all shaped the coach he is today. Before leading MovNat UK, he had already stepped away from corporate law, lived and trained in Japan, founded a Montessori school, and built a life around teaching people how to grow.

That is what makes his coaching different.

For Munawar, movement is not just something to train. It is a way to build awareness, discipline, confidence, and a stronger relationship with yourself.

Weโ€™re proud to spotlight Munawar Karim, MovNatยฎ Team Instructor and owner of MovNat UK.

๐Ÿ“ Train with Munawar in Reading, UK
๐Ÿ“… July 25 to 28, 2026

๐Ÿ‘‰ Link in bio to learn more.

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