Human Symmetry

Biology shapes the response. Movement sends the signal.

Your bones are constantly listening.

Every step you take...
Every movement you make...
Every period of recovery...

..sends a message to your skeleton.

But movement is only part of the story.

From a biology perspective, bone remodelling is influenced by far more than calcium alone. Your body's inflammatory response, hormones, nutrient handling, genetics and recovery all help determine how well your bones respond to the signals they receive.

Join Amanda Archibald from The Genomic Kitchen together with Darryl from Human Symmetry as they explore how biology and movement work together to support lifelong bone health.

📅 Tuesday 18 August
🕖 7pm Ireland & UK
🕑 2pm Eastern
🕚 11am Pacific

🎟️ Register now:
tinyurl.com/boneswebinar

Movement sends the signal.
Biology shapes the response.

You have been diagnosed with osteopenia or osteoporosis.

You have been told to take calcium and vitamin D.

You have been advised to walk more, lift weights or do weight-bearing exercise.

You may be worried about balance, falling or losing confidence in the way you move.

But despite all of that advice, you may still be unsure what is actually right for your body.

Generic plans do not always explain how your body is absorbing and using nutrients, how force is moving through your structure, whether you are compensating, or whether your recovery and biology are supporting your bones effectively.

This webinar may be useful if you have been told to protect your bones but still feel unsure what your body actually needs.

Join Darryl Frerk and Amanda Archibald as they bring together the movement and biological sides of bone health.

What If Your Bones Aren’t Getting the Message?

Tuesday 18 August
7pm Ireland and UK
2pm Eastern Time
11am Pacific Time

Register here:
https://tinyurl.com/boneswebinar

The same exercise can load two bodies very differently.

Before adding more weight, it is worth asking where that load is actually going.

Posture, symmetry, previous injuries and compensation patterns can all influence how force moves through the body. One area may be doing more than its share, while another is not receiving enough of the stimulus it needs.

That is why supporting bone health is not simply about lifting heavier or doing more exercise. It is also about how your body receives, distributes and adapts to the load.

In our free webinar, Darryl will explain why movement patterns and force distribution matter, and how a more individual approach can help you train with greater confidence.

What If Your Bones Aren’t Getting the Message?

Tuesday 18 August
7pm Ireland and UK
2pm Eastern Time
11am Pacific Time

Reserve your place:
https://tinyurl.com/boneswebinar

The same exercise can load two bodies very differently.

Before adding more weight, it is worth asking where that load is actually going.

Posture, symmetry, previous injuries and compensation patterns can all influence how force moves through the body. One area may be doing more than its share, while another is not receiving enough of the stimulus it needs.

That is why supporting bone health is not simply about lifting heavier or doing more exercise. It is also about how your body receives, distributes and adapts to the load.

In our free webinar, Darryl will explain why movement patterns and force distribution matter, and how a more individual approach can help you train with greater confidence.

What If Your Bones Aren’t Getting the Message?

Tuesday 18 August
7pm Ireland and UK
2pm Eastern Time
11am Pacific Time

Reserve your place:
https://tinyurl.com/boneswebinar

MobilitySpan

You received a bone-density score.

But did you receive a strategy?

For many people, a diagnosis of osteopenia or osteoporosis is followed by a recommendation to take supplements, walk more and include weight-bearing exercise.

That advice may be helpful, but it does not always answer the questions that follow.

What type of movement is right for your body? Is the load moving through you effectively? Are your hormones, nutrition and recovery supporting your bones’ ability to adapt? Could your movement patterns be placing too much stress on some areas while others are not receiving enough of the signal they need?

Bone health is not only about doing more exercise. It is about understanding the biological and mechanical factors that influence how your bones respond.

Join our free webinar, What If Your Bones Aren’t Getting the Message?, where we will explore how movement, nutrition, hormones, genetics and recovery work together to support stronger bones.

Tuesday 18 August
7pm Ireland and UK
2pm Eastern Time
11am Pacific Time

Register here:
https://tinyurl.com/boneswebinar

You received a bone-density score.

But did you receive a strategy?

For many people, a diagnosis of osteopenia or osteoporosis is followed by a recommendation to take supplements, walk more and include weight-bearing exercise.

That advice may be helpful, but it does not always answer the questions that follow.

What type of movement is right for your body? Is the load moving through you effectively? Are your hormones, nutrition and recovery supporting your bones’ ability to adapt? Could your movement patterns be placing too much stress on some areas while others are not receiving enough of the signal they need?

Bone health is not only about doing more exercise. It is about understanding the biological and mechanical factors that influence how your bones respond.

Join our free webinar, What If Your Bones Aren’t Getting the Message?, where we will explore how movement, nutrition, hormones, genetics and recovery work together to support stronger bones.

Tuesday 18 August
7pm Ireland and UK
2pm Eastern Time
11am Pacific Time

Register here:
https://tinyurl.com/boneswebinar