27/08/2026
A slower movement gives you time to notice what your body is actually doing.
When you rush, momentum can take over. Your breathing may change, your alignment may shift and other areas of the body may begin compensating.
Try this during your next session:
Choose one familiar exercise and perform it slightly more slowly than usual. Notice where the movement begins, how your breathing responds and whether you can maintain the same control from start to finish.
The challenge is not simply to complete the movement. It is to stay present while you perform it.
Which of these signs do you notice most often?