Our founders, Dan Tatton and John Sinclair, created Seven Movements in response to a fitness industry they felt was excluding too many people. The majority of exercise programs are targeted towards people who are already active. For the people that are new to structured exercise programs, these can be too intense, too long and too intimidating. Drawing on their 40 years of combined experience, they sought to create and prescribe programs inclusive for all. In 2013, they coined the term micro-dosing movement and began building exercise programming that is accessible and inclusive for all. Since then, they have been hard at work building programming for people who need it most and spending time building partnerships with research institutions to build research backed micro-dosing movement protocols for those with chronic disease, those who work sedentary jobs, and those who are simply looking to get started
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