536: Frank Forencich on Effortless Power and Adaptive Performance
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In this show, Frank Forencich explores rhythm, adaptability, and what it means to train the “human animal” in a modern world.
We discuss dance and percussion, specialization versus exploration, the costs of screen-heavy living, social movement games, heckling and partner interaction, and the idea of the “long body.”
Frank also shares thoughts on effortless action, balancing discipline with freedom, and using environments, objects, and human connection to build richer, more adaptable movement.
Today’s episode is brought to you by Hammer Strength and the Vert Trainer
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