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In this episode we discuss Cameron's Spiritual path, his motorcycle accident, and how movement is the ultimate medicine.

19) Cameron Pratto - The spiritual path from injury.

Cameron Pratto is a founding member, senior coach and executive director of Urban Movement. Always a mover, Cameron's longest trained discipline throughout the years has been with Yoga. Having stumbled upon Parkour in mid-2008, the energy and purpose he soon discovered after training with some of the founders of the discipline (Chau Belle, Laurent Piemontesi and Yann Hnautra) became the catalyst for starting Urban Movement with some friends in 2011. He also eventually got to know some of the coaches at Parkour Generations (Dan Edwardes, Chris Rowat and Annty Marais), attended and hosted several of their workshops and certifications. Followed by also training with and learning from the founders of the MovNat Natural Movement Fitness system (Erwan LeCorre and Vic Verdier), Cameron now thrives in a movement lifestyle. He's always training, traveling, teaching and nurturing Urban Movement. Cameron is ADAPT Level 1 certified and has a dispensation from Parkour Generations to qualify other Level 1 coaches. He's also MovNat Level 3 &amp; MovNat Combatives certified. In addition, Cameron holds a place on the MovNat Certification Team traveling the world teaching their workshops and certifications.

Cameron Pratto is a founding member, senior coach and executive director of Urban Movement. Always a mover, Cameron's longest trained discipline throughout the years has been with Yoga. Having stumbled upon Parkour in mid-2008, the energy and purpose he soon discovered after training with some of the founders of the discipline (Chau Belle, Laurent Piemontesi and Yann Hnautra) became the catalyst for starting Urban Movement with some friends in 2011. He also eventually got to know some of the coaches at Parkour Generations (Dan Edwardes, Chris Rowat and Annty Marais), attended and hosted several of their workshops and certifications. Followed by also training with and learning from the founders of the MovNat Natural Movement Fitness system (Erwan LeCorre and Vic Verdier), Cameron now thrives in a movement lifestyle. He's always training, traveling, teaching and nurturing Urban Movement. Cameron is ADAPT Level 1 certified and has a dispensation from Parkour Generations to qualify other Level 1 coaches. He's also MovNat Level 3 &amp; MovNat Combatives certified. In addition, Cameron holds a place on the MovNat Certification Team traveling the world teaching their workshops and certifications.

Ep 20 | Cameron Pratto

DATE: 06.04.2013 HOST: Hal Bowman GUEST: Cameron Pratto Owner/Director of Urban Movement WEBSITE: urban-movement.org/ EMAIL: Cameron@Urban-Movement.org FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/umovewemove TWITTER: @umovewemove ABOUT CAMERON: After learning yoga on his own, now more than fifteen years ago, only really wanting to be able to do a split, he found that the all-encompassing benefits of a well-rounded practice were more than he expected. Unprepared for the connection with himself and with the world, he started writing to try to unravel this new found awareness. With a pen and a pad, he spent years of expression on various Spoken Word stages around the Southeast (US), competing in National Poetry Slams as well as being featured in three local HBO Def Poetry Jam showcases. Whether externally through the spoken word or internally through maintaining a limber body, mind and spirit, Cameron has always been moving. Cameron has been wrapped up in the IT industry just about as long as he’s been doing yoga. He’s gone from selling computers, to tech school, to starting his own IT company, to managing an IT department for an architectural firm, to remotely managing business’ IT infrastructures, to corporate teaching in India, to serving as a Senior Systems Engineer for an IT Managed Services company in Houston, Texas. Parkour (l’art du deplacement) happened to Cameron about half way through 2008. Having trained in Europe, having experienced the heart, spirit and strength of the Yamakasi and the structure, skill and knowledge of Parkour Generations – and seeing a growing need for the same discipline in his own country – Cameron has set himself on a path to help bridge that gap. He recently passed the A.D.A.P.T. Level 1 teacher training course offered by, and has been accepted as an affiliate coach with, Parkour Generations. By traveling and training with all that are willing, finding like-minded individuals is an inevitability, and the global Parkour community will only continue to strengthen. Seeing the majority of existence mature with very little emphasis on natural movement, and not yet having had something as unique, adaptable and beneficial as Parkour (and Yoga) incorporated into life, his desire is to share his movement in hopes that the people will find their own. The Video  The Audio

DATE: 06.04.2013 HOST: Hal Bowman GUEST: Cameron Pratto Owner/Director of Urban Movement<a href="http://urban-movement.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a>WEBSITE: <a href="http://urban-movement.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">urban-movement.org/ </a>EMAIL: Cameron@Urban<a href="http://-Movement.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">-Movement.org</a> FACEBOOK: <a href="http://www.facebook.com/umovewemove" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/umovewemove TWITTER: </a><a href="https://twitter.com/umovewemove" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@umovewemove</a> ABOUT CAMERON: After learning yoga on his own, now more than fifteen years ago, only really wanting to be able to do a split, he found that the all-encompassing benefits of a well-rounded practice were more than he expected. Unprepared for the connection with himself and with the world, he started writing to try to unravel this new found awareness. With a pen and a pad, he spent years of expression on various Spoken Word stages around the Southeast (US), competing in National Poetry Slams as well as being featured in three local HBO Def Poetry Jam showcases. Whether externally through the spoken word or internally through maintaining a limber body, mind and spirit, Cameron has always been moving. Cameron has been wrapped up in the IT industry just about as long as he’s been doing yoga. He’s gone from selling computers, to tech school, to starting his own IT company, to managing an IT department for an architectural firm, to remotely managing business’ IT infrastructures, to corporate teaching in India, to serving as a Senior Systems Engineer for an IT Managed Services company in Houston, Texas. Parkour (l’art du deplacement) happened to Cameron about half way through 2008. Having trained in Europe, having experienced the heart, spirit and strength of the Yamakasi and the structure, skill and knowledge of Parkour Generations – and seeing a growing need for the same discipline in his own country – Cameron has set himself on a path to help bridge that gap. He recently passed the A.D.A.P.T. Level 1 teacher training course offered by, and has been accepted as an affiliate coach with, Parkour Generations. By traveling and training with all that are willing, finding like-minded individuals is an inevitability, and the global Parkour community will only continue to strengthen. Seeing the majority of existence mature with very little emphasis on natural movement, and not yet having had something as unique, adaptable and beneficial as Parkour (and Yoga) incorporated into life, his desire is to share his movement in hopes that the people will find their own. The Video The Audio

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