Review of Yoga Meets Movement Science - Not a fan

Not a fan

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“Just commenting on the Polyvagal episode. I wish they had an actual expert on Polyvagal theory on the show. They said so many inaccurate things that made me cringe. Like whoa - the irony that they were making fun of reductionist claims and misinformation when it seems like that is what their opinions were based off of… I’m a psychologist and mental health professional that has had Polyvagal trainings backed by the APA. I’m no Polyvagal guru or even use it that much in my practice. I also know that it is controversial because it doesn’t pass certain scientific scrutiny. Nevertheless, it seemed like they didn’t really know much about it because so many things they said were just plain wrong. I’m guessing this episode was inspired by misinformation in the yoga world about Polyvagal. Can’t be sure but yikes”

~AT~LPA via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/29/24

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Terrific resource

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“So much valuable information in here. I really love the science/strength conditioning intersection with yoga. A must listen for yoga teachers I think. I really loved the sequencing episode. The best thing is that I can practically apply and/or use the information to inform and inspire how I...”Read full review »

Sarai Monk via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 11/22/21

Reductionist is the right word

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“I almost didn’t leave a review, but I think it’s important. I strongly agree with another reviewer pointing out that the podcast is terribly reductionist and ignorant, and it also grossly misrepresents the tradition of yoga. Yes we can use available Western perspectives (eg “science,”...”Read full review »

RLbeehive1235 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/29/23

Sorry

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“These two hardly seem equipped to discuss hot yoga.”

Joli Gee via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/02/23

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