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Exercise teaches us what to do. CALATA helps you become more aware of how your body is doing it.
CALATA teaches you to pay attention to that information — not to become cautious about movement, but to become more skillful at navigating it.
How hard are you working? Are you using more effort than the movement requires?
What is happening with your breathing, tension, muscle activity and movement?
What happens as you fatigue, increase the challenge or continue the activity?
Awareness can help you become more intentional about how you're using your muscles, recognize when fatigue is changing your movement, and make appropriate adjustments to effort, range, resistance, pace or recovery.
That can be useful whether you're trying to move with better control, reduce unnecessary effort, appropriately challenge your muscles, build strength or simply stay active.
Strength and capacity require challenge. CALATA isn't about avoiding that challenge. It's about becoming more aware of how your body is responding while you meet it.
Walking. Stairs. Gardening. Carrying groceries. Getting off the floor. Hiking. Playing with your grandchildren. Returning to a favorite activity.
The activity changes. The ability to notice, respond and appropriately adjust stays with you.
CALATA Communities bring movement, awareness, appropriate challenge and human connection together to support functional longevity.