Almost no one measures how they move. We assess your body, train what we find, and prove what changed.
Developed with Soma Labs. Embodied Intelligence combines an eight-axis movement assessment with precision training to deliver measurable change.
Most tightness is a control problem, not a stretching one. We build the range, then load it, so the change holds. Across eleven trials, strength training matched stretching for range of motion.
The Movement Map: eight axes scored joint by joint (strength, stability, balance, mobility, flexibility, symmetry, multiplanar control, embodiment), left and right compared.
Three 50-minute sessions a week of strength, mobility, yoga, stability and Pilates deep-core work, written for your map and rebuilt as your numbers move.
The same tests at the midpoint and the end, closing with a personal report. Progress is a number, not an impression.
Independent research keeps arriving at the same conclusion: how you move predicts how you age. The axes we test are the ones the literature says matter.
Adults scoring below 8 of 10 on the sitting-rising test died at roughly twice the rate of high scorers over six years; each extra point tracked with a 21% lower mortality risk.
de Brito, Araújo et al. · Eur J Prev Cardiol, 2012In adults 51–75, being unable to stand on one leg for 10 seconds was associated with an 84% higher risk of death from any cause over the following seven years.
Araújo et al. · Br J Sports Med, 2022Across 34,485 older adults, every 0.1 m/s of walking speed predicted a 12% lower risk of death, as accurate a survival predictor as full clinical workups.
Studenski et al. · JAMA, 2011Across 139,691 adults in 17 countries, every 5 kg decline in grip strength carried a 16% higher all-cause mortality, a stronger predictor than systolic blood pressure.
Leong et al. · The Lancet, 2015These are associations in large cohorts, not guarantees. No test adds years by itself, and none of this is medical advice. But the direction of the training literature is just as consistent: balance-led exercise cuts falls by about a quarter (Cochrane Review, 2019), 30–60 minutes of strength work a week is associated with 10–20% lower all-cause mortality (Br J Sports Med, 2022), and strength training improves range of motion as effectively as stretching (meta-analysis, 2021). We train what the evidence measures.
The assessment and the method, brought to your team.
| Day | Hour | Class |
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| MondayMon | 7:30 – 8:30 am | Longevity Yoga |
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| WednesdayWed | 7:30 – 8:30 am | Longevity Yoga |
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| FridayFri | 7:30 – 8:30 am | Longevity Yoga |
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Amanda arrived unsteady on one leg and through transitions: about a year of yoga, occasional Pilates, one strength session a week. Capable, but guarded. Twelve private sessions later, we ran the same tests again.
Strength was never missing. Organization was.
Before After. Held times in seconds. Symmetry and balance were first recorded at session 6, so those rows show sessions 6 to 12. Strength spans all twelve.
“I had been suffering with pain for many months trying to stretch my way out of it but her workshop was life changing.”
“I’ve been dealing with very tight hip flexors for 4+ years. It was debilitating the first couple of years… I’ve incorporated two of the poses that Moonsun taught us into my daily routine.”
Each part of the Embodied Intelligence Series runs live in San Francisco first. Every room leaves a record: what we explored, and where it leads. The next one is open.

The deep front line: psoas, QL, breath, and side bends. Where the Series began.

Deep rotators and hip architecture, assessed station by station in a founding room.

Debug Your Body II: tech neck, shoulders, and the upper back, fixed at the source. The next room.
Moonsun is the creator of Embodied Intelligence, the founder of EMBODIED, a somatic AI longevity platform, and the host of The Longevity Salon in San Francisco.
She is a serial entrepreneur across fashion, wellness, and health tech. Embodied Intelligence brings fifteen years of movement practice together with a founder's insistence on measurable outcomes.