Ep. 18 - Thoughts on our body's evolutionary design

Ted and James took the opportunity this episode to follow up on the developmental movement series with a discussion of the functional design of the human body. If we are a result of an evolutionary progression, then what design did evolution come up with? How exactly does the human body work?

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