What is the Build Your Foundation program?

What is the Build Your Foundation program?

The Build Your Foundation Program is a strong starting point for learning the core principles of Foundation Training. It helps you become familiar with foundational positions, breath, decompression, anchoring, and how to move with more support.


This is a good option if you are new, returning after time away, or want to rebuild your understanding of the basics. You can repeat the program as often as needed.


If you are unsure where to begin, start here before moving into longer, more specific, or more advanced programs.

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