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By Vanessa Query — January 13, 2016 Filed Under: Natural Movement

Oystergirl on Periscope #2: a tour of my dynamic work station

Oystergirl on Periscope | a tour of my dynamic work station

Check out my dynamic work station! Credit for much of this goes to Nutritious Movement and especially Don’t Just Sit There. Follow me on Periscope: @oystergirl.

By Vanessa Query — November 9, 2015 Filed Under: Natural Movement, Wellness

Movement Manna: Horizontal Rock Climbing

Movement Manna: Horizontal Rock Climbing | They Call Me Oystergirl

A photo posted by Vanessa aka Oystergirl (@theycallmeoystergirl) on Nov 9, 2015 at 8:26am PST One of my all-time favorite ways to move, for as long as I can remember. And it’s something I’ve always been good at. Despite the chronic pain and fatigue, easily-pulled muscles, unstable joints and trick knees that have plagued me […]

By Vanessa Query — May 12, 2013 Filed Under: Culture, Natural Movement, On Food, Wellness

What Paleo Means to Me (a non-dogmatic view)

Paleo? You may be asking… Do you live on bacon and kale and CrossFitting* in your Vibram Five Fingers**? Paleo has been blowing up lately and as a result there’s a lot of weird ideas about what it is, and a lot of people getting really dogmatic about it. For me, this sums it up well […]

By Vanessa Query — January 15, 2013 Filed Under: Culture, Natural Movement, Wellness

Vibram Five Fingers: Shoes For People Who Hate Shoes

I have always preferred going barefoot. But it wasn’t until about five years ago that I learned that wearing shoes can actually be bad for you. According to Women’s Sports & Fitness (Cheryl Sacra, August 1994, cited in Society for Barefoot Living): “[T]he skin on the soles of your feet resists abrasions and blistering and that going barefoot is beneficial […]

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