Bruno Caverna's guest appearances

Bruno Caverna

The Embodiment Podcast

Behind the Movement

Mind Culture Podcast

Simon Thakur

Jozef Frucek

Joseph Bartz

Wil Brown

Rafe Kelley

Steven Kotler

Steve Haines

Charles Eisenstein

Diana Winston

Susan Kaiser Greenland

Tami Simon

Ken Wilber

Ryan Hurst

Niraj Naik

Daniel Matallana

OwlTail

Bruno Caverna is a pioneer in creating authentic multidisciplinary practices sustained by an embodied movement philosophy drawn from over 35 years of studying movement devottedly. Bruno’s background amalgamates various disciplines from Capoeira through Acrobatics, Contemporary Dance, Contact-improvisation, Qi-Gong, Russian Systema, Watsu, Buteyko Method, Oxygen Advantage all the way to Freediving. Bruno began teaching in 1995 as a capoeira project leader at a psychiatric hospital. The highly demanding context ignited his auto-didactic nature to flourish whilst the teaching processes were becoming over the years more and more consolidated as self-exploratory in its essence. This first highly transformative teaching experience became his pedagogical ground for all his others artistic, pedagogical and psychosocial projects, regardless the context. Being constantly confronted with adversities was vital to related to people in most humane manners. This ever-evolving impulse would manifest inas much as horizons would organically expand beyond the conventional body-mind frameworks. In the past 27 years Bruno has been teaching people from all walks of life over 33 countries worldwide. In 2012 Bruno created Play-Fight and Liquid Body, body-mind practices that coalesced out of professional and personal maturity to assume and pursue an original path while at the same time honoring his vast background and teachers. In 2016 Bruno gave another decisive step by founding Formless Arts, a cross-disciplinary hub that foments a community of self-responsible movers from eclectic backgrounds. The current Formless Arts team is committed to explore movement from a larger dimension that includes a vasgt array of interests such as in ontological philosophy, somatics, neuroscience, various forms of psychotherapies, somatics as well as studies in human biomechanics, biotensegrity, science or water flow, just to mention a few. You can subscribe to host of Behind the Movement Kyle Fincham's Movesletter by clicking here.  

Bruno Caverna is a pioneer in creating authentic multidisciplinary practices sustained by an embodied movement philosophy drawn from over 35 years of studying movement devottedly. Bruno’s background amalgamates various disciplines from Capoeira through Acrobatics, Contemporary Dance, Contact-improvisation, Qi-Gong, Russian Systema, Watsu, Buteyko Method, Oxygen Advantage all the way to Freediving. Bruno began teaching in 1995 as a capoeira project leader at a psychiatric hospital. The highly demanding context ignited his auto-didactic nature to flourish whilst the teaching processes were becoming over the years more and more consolidated as self-exploratory in its essence. This first highly transformative teaching experience became his pedagogical ground for all his others artistic, pedagogical and psychosocial projects, regardless the context. Being constantly confronted with adversities was vital to related to people in most humane manners. This ever-evolving impulse would manifest inas much as horizons would organically expand beyond the conventional body-mind frameworks. In the past 27 years Bruno has been teaching people from all walks of life over 33 countries worldwide. In 2012 Bruno created Play-Fight and Liquid Body, body-mind practices that coalesced out of professional and personal maturity to assume and pursue an original path while at the same time honoring his vast background and teachers. In 2016 Bruno gave another decisive step by founding Formless Arts, a cross-disciplinary hub that foments a community of self-responsible movers from eclectic backgrounds. The current Formless Arts team is committed to explore movement from a larger dimension that includes a vasgt array of interests such as in ontological philosophy, somatics, neuroscience, various forms of psychotherapies, somatics as well as studies in human biomechanics, biotensegrity, science or water flow, just to mention a few. You can subscribe to host of Behind the Movement Kyle Fincham's Movesletter by <a href="https://awesome-trader-8254.ck.page/7453b4768c" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">clicking here</a>.

#104 - Bruno Caverna

Bruno is a prolific movement educator and philosopher. I had a chance to first meet him on my way in 2010 during Impulstanz festival in Vienna where he taught his method. Ever since, he developed a large following around the world with Play-Fight and Formless Arts. Enjoy! Become a patron of my work: https://patreon.com/mindculture or https://paypal.me/hygindelimat

Bruno is a prolific movement educator and philosopher. I had a chance to first meet him on my way in 2010 during Impulstanz festival in Vienna where he taught his method. Ever since, he developed a large following around the world with Play-Fight and Formless Arts. Enjoy! Become a patron of my work: <a href="https://patreon.com/mindculture" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://patreon.com/mindculture</a> or <a href="https://paypal.me/hygindelimat" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://paypal.me/hygindelimat</a>

Mind Culture Podcast #2: Bruno Caverna

Playfight founder Bruno joins me to discuss Capoeira, competition, Brazilian culture, dance, goals of practice, martial arts vs. dance, falling, aikido, non-resistance, connectivity and confinement. A flowing pleasant one. https://play-fight.com

Playfight founder Bruno joins me to discuss Capoeira, competition, Brazilian culture, dance, goals of practice, martial arts vs. dance, falling, aikido, non-resistance, connectivity and confinement. A flowing pleasant one. <a href="https://play-fight.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://play-fight.com</a>

283. Playfight - with Bruno Caverna