
In "Built to Move," mobility experts Kelly and Juliet Starrett reveal ten essential habits transforming how we live in our bodies. Endorsed by Whole30's Melissa Urban as "revolutionary," this guide offers a 21-day roadmap to freedom from pain that Olympic athletes swear by. What's your mobility score?
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Your body is literally built to move, yet modern life has you functioning at a fraction of your potential. Think about it - when was the last time you sat cross-legged on the floor, or squatted comfortably? These fundamental human positions have largely vanished from Western life, with devastating consequences for our health and longevity. Physical therapists Kelly and Juliet Starrett discovered this truth dramatically during the 2000 World Rafting Championships in Chile. When Kelly's team flipped their raft in dangerous rapids due to poor preparation, they were rescued by Juliet's better-prepared women's team - a powerful lesson that you can't bypass the basics, whether in rafting or maintaining your body. Through decades working with Olympic athletes, military personnel, and everyday people suffering from pain, the Starretts uncovered something remarkable: the key to resolving chronic pain, improving energy, and extending healthy lifespan isn't found in complex workout regimens or expensive supplements. It's in reclaiming the fundamental movement patterns we've abandoned.