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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 10 MIN

Why “Perfect Form” Creates Fragile Body or Stop Obsessing over perfect body. (do this instead)

from Making Moves Podcast · host Vanja Moves

Your gym made you strong. But strong in a very specific, very narrow, very predictable set of circumstances.Most people training consistently still get injured picking up groceries, tweaking their back reaching into the back seat, or slipping on wet tiles and not being able to catch themselves. That's not a fitness failure. That's a nervous system gap.In this episode, we break down why the obsession with perfect form is quietly making you fragile, what movement intelligence actually is and why you lost it, how your nervous system prunes the movements you stop practicing, and how to train for the unpredictable world you actually live in - not the controlled environment of a gym floor.Strong in a straight line is not strong. It's rehearsed. And there's a difference.Follow for daily movement tips:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vanja.moves/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/makingmoveswithvanja/Ready to build a body that's actually resilient?👉 https://movesmethod.com/yttk

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