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This week, we’re joined by Taylor Kruse, movement coach, educator, and founder ofKruse Elite, who specializes in applied neurology and the nervous system. Taylor works with adults to help them move, feel, and function better, but his insights are just as relevant for kids and therapists, too.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
What “applied neurology” means and how it connects to movement and pain
Why visual and vestibular systems are key to body awareness and regulation
How the brainstem, eyes, and tongue all work together for posture and balance
The impact of mouth breathing and poor CO₂ tolerance on the nervous system
Practical drills for vision, vestibular activation, and improved breathing
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Try one of Taylor’s breathing or visual drills and let us know how it goes!
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