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Watch the method work.

Coaching demonstrations, breath work, and the thinking behind the method, each filed under the part of your body it's for.

The library

Filed by what it is for.

Not by where it was posted. The five lines below are the same ones the movement screen scores, so what you watch lines up with what gets assessed. Some lines have far more behind them than others. The thin ones are what gets filmed next.

Breath

1 piece

How you breathe sets the rest: oxygen delivery, a nervous system that settles, and the pressure that supports your spine under load.

Hips

4 pieces

Walking, stairs, getting off the floor. Twenty years at a desk slowly closes the hinge, and every step tells the truth about it.

Shoulders

2 pieces

Reaching overhead, carrying a bag up a flight of stairs, sleeping on your side without an ache.

Spine

2 pieces

Rotation and load transfer: the relay between your hips and your shoulders. A back that only bends forward forgets how to turn.

Balance

nothing yet

The small stabilizers doing the quiet work: the ankle that catches a curb, the hip that holds while you lift a box.

Nothing filmed for balance yet. It's the thinnest part of the library and one of the things Stephan tests most.

The method, end to end

9 pieces

Where he publishes

  • YouTube@ta4fitnessMethod breakdowns and movement demonstrations.
  • Instagram@ta4_fitnessShort movement tips and coaching in action.
  • LinkedInStephan AlheimLong-form writing on longevity training and the IT-to-health pivot.
  • FacebookTrainer AlheimCommunity updates and class announcements.