COVID-19 Updates
MOVEMENT TRAINING AND HOW WE’RE ADAPTING
Move like a human again wherever you are.
Our COVID-safe Intro to Natural Parkour course is now online!
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Latest Status of Our Classes & Events
We update our information (including classes) while the situation unfolds, as we continually reassess what’s best for the safety of our tribe.
EVENTS
Evolve Move Plays retreats are back this year check the retreats page to see what is available.
Local Classes
But wait…There’s good news!
To respond to the needs of our tribe — including supporting your movement practice during this time — we are shifting more toward online classes! Our Intro to Natural Parkour (INP) course is the first in our lineup to provide you with creative, tangible ways to keep movement alive in your life while your practice may have been disrupted by COVID-19.
Rafe and the Evolve Move Play team
P.S. There’s nothing like a good tree-climbing session to relax and connect with nature safely. Check out our throwback video that shows you how to select the perfect climbing tree 🙂
Movement Training During COVID-19
Do you want to keep your movement practice alive and sustainable, even during challenging times? We certainly want you to!
And we’re going to help you do just that.
See how we are responding to the situation, what’s available and what’s not, and the encouraging evidence that outdoor exercise is safe (while observing standard precautions). We’ve also developed special remote-learning classes to keep you moving wherever you are. Safely.
Is outdoor exercise safe right now?
There are definite bright spots for the movement community right now, since a growing body of evidence points to outdoor exercise as being extremely low-risk for transmission of the COVID-19 virus – especially versus traditional indoor workout environments like the gym. We can continue our outdoor movement practice safely, while adapting to current global and local occurrences that may be opt to change.
Here are a few links you can review that point to outdoor exercise as a safe way to stay healthy:
- Almost all transmission in China occurred indoors, according to this study: Indoor Transmission of SARS-CoV-2
- How safe are outdoor spaces
- Epidemiologist Mark Lipsitch (one of Rafe’s most trusted sources) weighs in on why parks should remain open.
How do I continue my natural movement practice?
At EMP, we’re now offering remote learning through online courses and online coaching to help you adapt your practice to the current situation. Check out our Intro to Natural Parkour Course (INP) developed with COVID-19 considerations in mind!
And don’t forget to check out our videos and podcast for more creative ways to keep your outdoor movement practice alive and thriving.
