Welcome to the Movery
The online hub for movers to connect and evolve their practice.
While developing the capabilities and awareness of our body, we cultivate mindfulness and learn to live a good life.
Strength, flexibility and endurance are typically associated with being
"fit".
We at the Movery believe that agility, suppleness and
awareness are just as important.
And we believe that the best way to competence is not through hard work,
but through enthusiasm, joy and curiosity.
When you like an
activity you will come back to it - and consistency is key.
When
you "play", you don't just "work" through your sets and reps, but try
something new every time. And variety is the second key to a healthy
live.
It this point the Movery is merely a the draft of a vision. (Thus the super simple design of this website.)
A couple of the things I would love the Movery to offer at some point:
- The finest live offline and online movement classes and courses
- A well-structured collection of online resources/content
- A network to find and connect with movers in your area
- A directory and map of facilities, trainers and coaches
- A calendar of meet-ups, events, workshops, classes, ...
- A forum to exchange ideas and research
- Tools and guidance to develop your personal practice
- Tools and guidance to navigate the vast jungle of movement offers
I have already put quite a lot of time into collecting relevant features, authoring texts for the website, researching tools, etc.
Teaching acrobatics around the world for 8 years I have established a
broad and wide network.
Check out this work here: www.FlyingMonkey.eu
As I currently work mainly as a web-developer I have a lot of the skills and
knowledge to create a project like this.
Check out my work here: www.MichaelFlohrschuetz.com
However, setting up a platform like that is huge amount of work and involves significant costs. As a father, the one thing I do not have much of is free time.
What I did not solve (yet), is to find a "business model" that would pay my efforts, without forcing me to "abandon" my family or making the Movery too much of a commercial project.