Notice it.
An individual assessment of how you move, breathe, and control different positions. A fresh pair of eyes on patterns that have become second nature.
THE ASSESSMENT
ELITE KINGMOVEMENT WITH SHAWNYou’ve built strength. Put in years of work.
Earned results you’re proud of.
You know how you train. You know what feels normal.
But when you’ve done something the same way for years, it becomes second nature. You stop questioning it. You can become so good at working around something that you forget it’s even there.
You’ve put in the work. But you can only work on what you’re aware of.
And once you discover something you didn’t realize you were missing, the question becomes:
What else have you
never had access to?
A part of your body you struggle to feel. A position you’ve learned to work around. A movement you can complete without feeling fully in control of it.
What would it feel like to have more of your body available to you—in the training you already do and the life you already live?
Explore Shawn’s approach ↗Why this exercise? Why this position?
Why are we starting here?
An individual assessment of how you move, breathe, and control different positions. A fresh pair of eyes on patterns that have become second nature.
THE ASSESSMENTSee what Shawn notices and understand why it matters to your work. Connect the exercise to its purpose, so you’re doing more than following instructions.
THE EXPLANATIONTargeted exercises, individual coaching, and foundations you can build on. Give what you’ve discovered the time and practice it deserves.
THE PRACTICE“We can’t go to phase five
without mastering
phase one and two.”
The work might look simple. The point is what you discover when you slow down and pay attention—and what you can build from there.
PERSONAL ATTENTION.“I help you discover what you’ve gotten used to working around in your body—and what becomes possible when you start working on it.”
Some people come to get faster. Others want to keep doing the activities they love. Some arrive curious about what someone else might notice.
The common ground is a willingness to learn, be present, and do the work. Shawn brings individual attention, direct feedback, and a personal investment in your progress.
You can be experienced and still have something new to discover. The assessment takes a closer look at how you approach and control movement, including foundations your usual training may not bring to your attention.
Shawn guides you through physical tasks, such as a squat or bird dog, and observes how you move, breathe, and control positions. What shows up helps guide the exercises and coaching that follow.
A simple task can give you something specific to notice and practice. Shawn explains the purpose of the work and builds from the foundations rather than skipping over them.
That’s the possibility behind
an assessment with Shawn.