Aaron Cantor

Join Aaron Cantor, an EMP coach, as he discusses integrating movement practices like contact improvisation and clowning into Evolve Move Play. Explore roughhousing as a tool for emotional attunement and empathy, and delve into the vital role of embodied practices in building emotional resilience. Envision a future where embodied education is transformative, with Evolve Move Play leading the way.

Aaron Cantor, a practitioner of yoga, meditation, martial arts, and biohacking, explores the topics of physical training regimens, setting boundaries for freedom in movement, the intersection of value and practice, the Kenny G controversy, authentic movement, the power of storytelling, navigating bittersweet endings, partner work and improvisation in movement, embracing fear and discomfort, and narrative perspectives and empathy.

Aaron Cantor, a world traveler and seeker of enlightenment, discusses his body of work called 'primal practice' which focuses on stories, games, and practice as portals into deep encounters with the unknown. They explore the concept of infinite play and the importance of playfulness, outsourcing movement and sensory experiences, and living in the question while embracing the unknown. They also discuss their approach to movement, their fascination with writer Stephen Jenkinson, and the relationship between individualism and citizenship in dance.

Movement coach Aaron Cantor discusses the outer and inner game of athleticism, emphasizing the importance of connecting with the body and environment. Topics include dynamic movement exploration, playful training for autonomy, and enhancing performance through joyful creativity. The conversation explores arm movement intricacies, collaborative feedback, and the balance between focus and letting go for high-performance feats.

Embodiment and movement teacher Aaron Cantor discusses the power of storytelling in teaching and learning. He highlights the use of archetypal themes to connect with students and shares how stories can deepen personal growth. The podcast explores navigating oppressive systems, empowering independent learning, and embracing stories for self-improvement.