Our relationships to our bodies can be fraught, and even the word “exercise” can feel loaded and overwhelming. Join Cara Bradley, mindful movement instructor, for a new online course that will help you form a new relationship with your body in motion and make movement part of your everyday life.
This course is for you if you:
- Are looking to increase your daily movement
- Want to make your movement more mindful
- Are ready to form a new, more appreciative relationship with your body
- Want to find fun and joy in movement
By enrolling, you’ll gain knowledge about how to:
- Shift away from shame and into joy
- Move in new and different ways
- Feel more spontaneous
- Use movement to boost your mood
This self-paced online course includes:
- 7 sections including over 40 short videos and audio practices
- Multiple video sessions to walk you through concepts and practices
- Downloadable audio practices, including reminders to keep yourself on the right track
- “Cara Unfiltered”: Wisdom from Cara on Movement in Real Life
- 2 hours of bonus movement practices
- Lifetime access so you can return to these practices again and again
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About the Teacher
Cara Bradley is a leading authority on mental fitness having led thousands through her signature strategies of how to work and play in flow. She shares her 30+ years of body-brain training with Fortune 500 companies, start-ups, and premiere college sports teams. Cara’s expertise includes science-backed tools to enhance coherence and awareness through mind training and priming the nervous system and gut-brain connection. She is the author of On The Verge: Wake Up, Show Up, and Shine, founder of the award-winning Verge Yoga Center, and host of the On The Verge mental fitness podcast.