Hybrid Movement Practice

Big improvements across the board for . Proud of the work you put in!

A very nice flow made by ! I am a big proponent of giving students the space to create their own sequences and flows. Rather than expecting a finished masterpiece on the first draft, I want them spending time “doodling.” Brainstorm many ideas, make lots of mistakes, and get messy with it. Then once they find something that they like, they can pull out a clean sheet of paper, and draw it cleanly and clearly. “If you can’t come up with 10 ideas, come up with 20…you are putting too much pressure on yourself. Perfectionism is the enemy of the idea muscle.” -

unlocking the muscle up at 52 years old! 🤘💪 (this was his second rep here). Solid, dedicate work went into this. When people tell me “they’re too old,” I laugh inside, and also sometimes out loud as well 😂 Age is not the limiting factor. I’ve worked with younger and older clients. I’ve worked with every level from professional athlete to Parkinson’s. The one thing they have in common that leads to improvement is HEART. As a coach, I can provide the road map to your goals. I can share my knowledge and process, and assist you on your journey. But at the end of the day, it comes down to you putting in the work. I’m just a catalyst.

If you are interested in coaching, whether in person or online, shoot me a direct message, or email [email protected] to get started.

Why mow the lawn, when you can shred it?

, or as we like to call him, “Young Ari.” An exceptionally intelligent individual, who is a pleasure to work with. He has made great progress in many facets of his practice, from acrobatics, handbalancing, strength, to mobility. Keep slicing it up man!

Spring into spring. It is heating up in Washington, and the coconut oil is starting to melt. I can now do acrobatics barefoot, without my feet going numb.

Thanks for the sweet shirt, loving your designs!

Early bird tickets for the Seattle workshop (11/22-11/24) end October 1st! Last week to get yours.

https://www.facebook.com/events/319556825662976/

The “Archery” practice is Tom’s sincere attempt to create a practice of movement which lies in the space between fight and gestures-free expression.

The practice can be executed with two movers and up, and involves the development of both circular and sharp reactions which leads to high levels of awareness and a fluent - “tactical” mind. The movers will go through different forms of “games” which can wear strict rules and objectives or just a physical play of examining and interacting - a play we are all familiar with but tend to lose during our mature life in modern society.

Upon practicing Archery one can feel either like he or she is involved in a very skillful combat or in a passionate dance full of risks and traps. It is important to note that the name “Archery” ultimately holds nothing behind it as it constantly changes and flows into the shape the practitioners make up according to their needs and passions.

Tom Weksler and Roser Tutusaus will be coming to Seattle to teach a Movement Archery & Zen Acrobatics Workshop 11/22-11/24.

Get your early bird ticket before October 1st!

https://www.facebook.com/events/salsa-con-todo/movement-archery-workshop-tom-weksler-roser-tutusaus/319556825662976/

Student Testimonial- Daniel Craig

Video by John Markadakis