How To Do The Perfect Bodyweight Squat

Darryl Edwards

1 March 2020

Movement

What are seven pointers to perfecting your bodyweight squat?

Darryl Edwards

21 December 2019

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7 Benefits of Sprinting

Darryl Edwards

21 December 2019

Movement

What are the seven benefits of adding sprinting to your movement routine?

Darryl Edwards

10 October 2018

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Animal Moves Book Review (Greens Of The Stone Age)

Darryl Edwards

10 October 2018

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Animal Moves Book Review (Greens Of The Stone Age)

“It’s sort of like combining yoga, calisthenics, gymnastics, and break dancing into one...”

Darryl Edwards

3 June 2018

Movement

The Benefits of RoughHousing

Darryl Edwards

3 June 2018

Movement

Explore rough-and-tumble play as a form of physical and social play that involves movement, cooperation, challenge, body awareness, and interaction with others.

Darryl Edwards founder of the Primal Play Method.

  
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Cognitive neuroscience explains how movement interacts with attention, perception, decision-making, executive function and motor learning. In the Primal Play Method®, it helps shape how movement challenges the brain and body together, supports learning, and creates experiences people can adapt to and repeat.

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Rediscover the joy of movement by reconnecting with play, curiosity, and your body’s natural instincts. This article explores why traditional exercise often fails, how playful movement supports physical and mental health, and how to build a more enjoyable, sustainable relationship with movement.