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Chaotic Self-Maintenance

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A little bit of breathwork for nervous system regulation, some yoga sequences, mobility drills, and a lot about our self-growth journeys. Never AI.

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4 contributions to Awesome! Hybrid Calisthenics
📣 What Do You Need the MOST Help With Right Now?
I want this community to be genuinely useful for you. Not just a place to scroll. A place where you actually get the help you need to move forward. We already have a Simple Start Plan for beginners. We have the Masterclass for technique and structure. We have the Masterbook for deeper progressions and long term guidance. We have a Handstand Video Training in the works... But I want to know what YOU need next. Clearer progressions? Help with a specific skill? Accountability? Mindset? Weekly routine planning? Staying consistent? Something missing from the resources? Tell me honestly so I can make this community as awesome as possible. 💬 COMMENT: What is the number one thing you need help with right now?
3 likes • Nov 17
Most of my current struggles are with my own business not taking off like I'd hoped to be by now. Handstand training is great, when I actually have the energy for it 😭
Mobility: The Missing Piece in Your Training
Getting stronger is amazing. But here’s the hard truth: if your body can’t move freely, that strength has limits. Mobility is what makes strength usable. It’s what lets you flow between movements, stay pain-free, and unlock advanced skills like levers, handstands, and flips. When I coached gymnastics and parkour, I saw this over and over: athletes who made mobility a priority progressed faster, stayed healthier, and looked smoother in their skills. Meanwhile, the ones who skipped it? Shoulder pain, stiff hips, aching wrists — progress stalled. Here’s a simple 2-minute daily routine you can try right now to get started: - Shoulders: 30 sec passive hang (use a chair or band for support if needed). - Hips: 30 sec deep squat hold (hold onto something if balance is tough). - Wrists: 30 sec wrist rocks or palm lifts on knees (or in cobra stretch if possible). Cycle through 3 rounds. Breathe deep, exhale into each position, and focus on relaxing tension. You can do this as a simple cooldown or a way to start the morning. It doesn’t take hours — just minutes — to start feeling more freedom in your body. 👉 What’s the one area holding you back right now — shoulders, hips, or wrists?
1 like • Sep 18
Hips - I have a mild anterior pelvic tilt that I'm training my body out of. In my wellness journey, I've learned so much about the mobility chain where that small tilt (super common, and often caused by sitting!) affects the entire chain of my body! Pronated feet, knees knock in, can't do straddle splits anymore, etc... So many areas affected by this one core malfunction. It's wild! But we're getting there 💪🏼
0 likes • Sep 21
@Ayesha Ali there are many ways to check it for yourself at home, but the easiest to visually see it is to look at the rounding of the stomach over the pelvis. If you have an anterior tilt, your back curves in more, butt sticks out more, shoulders slouch down. "Sitting up straight" with your crown of your head reaching as high toward the ceiling as possible is exhausting (because the muscles became too used to bad posture and adapted around it)
You Don't "Get" The Skill
Most people picture progress like a movie montage. Work hard, do the right drills, then suddenly BOOM — the skill is unlocked. But that’s not reality. It's the same as being at the bottom of a staircase and thinking you just "arrive" at the top of the staircase. Skill training is about small wins, patient steps — and then one day, almost out of nowhere, you realize the journey to took to get where you are. It’s both a blessing and a curse. What It Actually Looks Like - Crow pose → headstand → handstand against the wall for a few seconds. - Holding 15 seconds → feet bouncing off the wall. - Kick-ups against the wall → kick-ups on the floor for 1 second, then 2, then 3… maybe 1/10 attempts. That’s the process. It’s not glamorous, but it’s powerful. Focus on the Micro Wins Every little step is progress. - The first second of balance. - Increasing by 1 second - The first clean rep of a new progression. - Feeling more comfortable - The first time your body feels the movement instead of fighting it. Celebrate those moments — because they’re proof the bigger breakthrough is coming. 💬 Question for you: What’s the last “micro win” you celebrated in your training? Drop it in the comments so we can hype each other up. ➡️ Comment “HANDSTAND” below and I’ll reach to you personally and help you with your handstands.
2 likes • Sep 15
weirdly enough, i learned headstand before any other inversion training. when i was a kid, i loved balancing on my head as a way to make my great grandma smile. it's once i lose that staggered point of contact (the tripod effect of having my head on the ground) where my body is relearning how to find safety. i've been working off and on to nail the handstand, but i can get a few seconds off the wall now. what i love about handstand training is that it's a tangible milestone to show how far i've come with my own practice and i feel like every fall gives my body new input on how to try again. :)
START HERE: ☠️ You Will Be Removed From The Group, Unless…
This group is for active athletes, not silent ghosts. If you stay inactive and don’t reach Level 2 (5 points)… 👉 You will be removed from the group. The good news? It’s very easy to stay if you take action. ✅ Step 1: Introduce Yourself! First, you'll make a post here to introduce yourself: Click Me :) 1️⃣ What is your Instagram so we can all follow each other? 2️⃣ What is your current goal? 3️⃣ What skill do you want to master in the future? 4️⃣ Choose a GIF that represents you, your goals, or just something totally random 😄 ✅ Step 2: Reach Level 2 (Stay in the Group) To stay in the group, you must reach Level 2 = 5 points You can earn points when other like or comment your stuff. It only takes a few minutes to contribute something real. If you don’t participate and don’t reach Level 2… 👉 You will be removed. ✅ Step 3: Explore the Free Resources! 👉 [Click here to finish the introduction course to get more free stuff] There, you will find: - A short video showing you how everything works - How to earn points easily - How to get the most out of this community 🔥 This Community Is Built On: ✅ Action ✅ Support ✅ Progress 👉 Introduce yourself. Get active. Reach Level 2. Stay.
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3 likes • Sep 13
Hey all! My name is Jessie! I'm a 200hr RYT in Kansas City, who specializes in mobility lessons rather than a traditional yoga practice. I teach in a gym, so it's challenging me to think about movement mechanics differently to encourage them that my classes aren't just folding into a pretzel, but instead more interactive. I saw this group on Facebook and love joining communities like this one to learn new ways to teach. My page on social media is The Fidgety Skeptic https://thefidgetyskeptic.com/links On a more personal note, I am a mother of 2 teenagers, a lover of nature, polyamorous, autistic, and deeply connected to helping others find their voice too.
0 likes • Sep 15
@Tracey Snape sweet! i just followed you back! i adore the reiki love!
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Jessie Kueser
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ND mother of 2 teenagers. CYT 200 yoga teacher, also trained as a reiki and breathwork facilitator. Movement is medicine; Breath is life.

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