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#223 Cognitive Movement Exercises to Improve Focus, Memory & Processing Speed | Bill Mckenna @ Cognomovement

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Ever feel mentally foggy even after resting?

Bill McKenna of Cognitive Movement shares simple eye movements, spinning, and body-awareness exercises that bioharmonize your brain, sharpen focus, and boost decision-making, without drugs or endless study sessions.

Meet our guest

Bill’s journey from high-thrill pursuits to spiritual exploration led him to develop a method for lasting transformation. After a near-death experience, he immersed himself in the mind-body connection & co-created Cognomovement with Liz. His work blends resilience, insight & a passion for helping others unlock their potential.

Thank you to our partners Key takeaways
  • Holding your device at eye level supports happier brain chemicals & reduces sadness linked to looking down
  • Time spent looking down at phones closely matches rising rates of depression & anxiety, especially in teens
  • Where you move your eyes activates different brain areas—looking up sparks creativity, down triggers sadness
  • Moving your eyes through certain positions acts like a workout for your mind, boosting different aspects of IQ
  • Simple movements like spinning in a chair stimulate your brain’s processing speed, attention, & working memory
  • Open peripheral vision improves mood, awareness, & reduces conflict in relationships & daily life
  • Physical & emotional injuries show up the same way in brain scans & block certain mental functions
  • Even just a few minutes of the right brain exercises daily create lasting improvements in focus & cognitive ability
  • Children’s instinct to spin, run, & use their vision in different ways helps their brains develop properly
  • Walking labyrinths or figure eights balances brain hemispheres, inspires new ideas, & solves tough problems
Episode highlights

02:13 How Eye Position & Movement Influence Brain Function

20:39 Brain-Boosting Exercises You Can Do Anywhere

30:10 How to Identify & Correct Brain Weaknesses

41:51 Real-Life Results From Cognitive Movement

3:17 How to Start & Keep Progressing

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Do you have questions, thoughts, or feedback for us? Let me know in the show notes above and one of us will get back to you!

Be an Outliyr,

Nick

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Manage episode 501449613 series 2934707
Content provided by Nick Urban | Longevity, Biohacking, & Performance and Nick Urban | Longevity. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Nick Urban | Longevity, Biohacking, & Performance and Nick Urban | Longevity or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Ever feel mentally foggy even after resting?

Bill McKenna of Cognitive Movement shares simple eye movements, spinning, and body-awareness exercises that bioharmonize your brain, sharpen focus, and boost decision-making, without drugs or endless study sessions.

Meet our guest

Bill’s journey from high-thrill pursuits to spiritual exploration led him to develop a method for lasting transformation. After a near-death experience, he immersed himself in the mind-body connection & co-created Cognomovement with Liz. His work blends resilience, insight & a passion for helping others unlock their potential.

Thank you to our partners Key takeaways
  • Holding your device at eye level supports happier brain chemicals & reduces sadness linked to looking down
  • Time spent looking down at phones closely matches rising rates of depression & anxiety, especially in teens
  • Where you move your eyes activates different brain areas—looking up sparks creativity, down triggers sadness
  • Moving your eyes through certain positions acts like a workout for your mind, boosting different aspects of IQ
  • Simple movements like spinning in a chair stimulate your brain’s processing speed, attention, & working memory
  • Open peripheral vision improves mood, awareness, & reduces conflict in relationships & daily life
  • Physical & emotional injuries show up the same way in brain scans & block certain mental functions
  • Even just a few minutes of the right brain exercises daily create lasting improvements in focus & cognitive ability
  • Children’s instinct to spin, run, & use their vision in different ways helps their brains develop properly
  • Walking labyrinths or figure eights balances brain hemispheres, inspires new ideas, & solves tough problems
Episode highlights

02:13 How Eye Position & Movement Influence Brain Function

20:39 Brain-Boosting Exercises You Can Do Anywhere

30:10 How to Identify & Correct Brain Weaknesses

41:51 Real-Life Results From Cognitive Movement

3:17 How to Start & Keep Progressing

Links Connect with Nick on social media Easy ways to support

Do you have questions, thoughts, or feedback for us? Let me know in the show notes above and one of us will get back to you!

Be an Outliyr,

Nick

  continue reading

229 episodes

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