Comments on Start Bodyweight Training: Embodied knowledge and bodyweight training

Excellent, thank you. In our work, we continually ...

2014-04-02T01:35:28.074+01:00

Excellent, thank you. In our work, we continually bemoan the lack of vocabulary in English for anything to do with the most important question (when try to learn a new skill): "How does that feel?" Embodied knowledge, IMHO, is the only true knowledge. In the West, we usually know a lot *about* something, and prefer that to actually being able to *do* it (ref. the "average internet forum warrior".

It's also one of the reasons I don't post much on other blogs/forums: I am either too busy truing to learn something new, or writing my own stuff. Great article.

Thanks!

2014-04-01T05:01:40.802+01:00

Thanks!

Really cool concepts here. I've been very int...

2014-04-01T04:46:30.977+01:00

Really cool concepts here. I've been very interested in coordination lately in particular, and while sometimes frustrating, its so important to work on "stuff we're not so good at (yet)". I think your article really communicates that well. This kind of training/thinking/diversification seems to keep us young in body and mind.