#Movemente

Director of Photography by myself Music @mantleofgets #contemporaryart #contemporarydance #movement #movementculture #movements #experimental #movementart #experimentaldance #contemporary #floorwork

This has been one of our most exciting projects at Satvic Movement till date. Two Satvic team members have been going out to schools to lead hour long sessions for kids, since the past 3 months. We always dreamt of making this knowledge reach schools. And now, it’s finally happening. We were so surprised because kids asked more intelligent questions than most adults do, when presented with the same knowledge. We realised how kids are not moulded in their ways. They act much faster. We truly hope we can make this knowledge reach every school, creating a healthier future for our country 🇮🇳 Would love to hear your thoughts about this initiative in the comments below 👇🏼 Also, if you’d like this workshop to come to your child’s school, please tag the school in the comments below. Also, please do share this reel on your story, so we can make this revolution spread 📢 A revolution is on its way 🔥🔥 (PS: we are reposting this reel after making edits, as we had to take it down earlier, for reasons we assume you can understand 😌)

Khushi kapoor opps movement 😱 #starspoint #bollywood #khushikapoor

Movement is ok,but Accuracy is better than Movement . #reels #edit #anime #motivation #brother #ff #pubg #fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff

Security prep underway for VIP movement in Ayodhya! FOLLOW 👉 @voompla INQUIRIES 👉 @ppbakshi . #voompla #bollywood #rammandirayodhya #ayodhyarammandir🚩

Popcorn🍿 Looking for a fun, quick movement break? This one gets your students up, moving, and releasing all that extra energy in the best way possible! #movementbreak #energyrelease #teacher #energizer #teachertips

HOW TO DO BETA MOVEMENT LIKE A PC PLAYER 💀 #freefire #freefireindia #garenafreefire

city boy movement 🇳🇬

Two choices define a movement practice more than anything else: the choice to begin, and the choice to continue. Everything else—the exercises, the program, the equipment, the perfect routine—comes later. Whether you have a movement practice that is as much a part of your life as brushing your teeth, that comes and goes (but mostly goes) or that lurks guiltily on a to-do list … is a product of what happens between our ears. The story we tell ourselves about what we should be doing. The pressure we place on ourselves to do it well. The belief that if we can’t do it properly, we shouldn’t begin at all. And here’s the part most people miss: beating ourselves up about it never works. It might create a short burst of motivation, but it rarely creates a lasting practice. Shame is a terrible coach. When I stopped criticizing myself for not doing enough, something changed. My practice actually began. Not dramatically. Not perfectly. Just… simply. That was many years ago now. And over time I’ve come to understand why that shift matters so much. A sustainable movement practice doesn’t begin with discipline. It begins with permission. Permission to start small. Permission to explore. Permission to meet yourself exactly where you are. That’s the work I care about now—helping people get out of their own way so they can begin simply. And simply begin. Right now, I’m looking for a handful of people to beta test a new program with me… one that gets at the root of why we show up. Or don’t. If you are tired of not starting or of giving up over and over, this might be the thing for you. It’s not free but it’s significantly cheaper than what I’ll be charging once I have the kinks ironed out. And you’ll be part of creating something valuable because I’ll be using your experience and feedback to refine and improve. Interested? DM me “Show up”.

#movement #goodvibes #😀😀❤️

Unpredictable movement 💀……. . . . . . . . . . #bgmi #pubgmobi̇le #explorepage #repost #tranding

Animal movements are one of my favourite combo ways to build coordination, core strength, and shoulder stability. They’re great as warm-ups, micro-dose breaks in your day, or a dedicated movement session, and no equipment required. Start simple: bear, ostrich, cat, crab, inchworm are my fave beginner friendly crawl/walks. Practice separately, improve control, increase distance, then connect them into flows for 2–5 minutes of daily movement. Move well. Feel better. Live fully.