1K views · 55 reactions | Movie: Primal Fear (1996) Edward Norton in Primal Fear delivers a masterclass in control and what happens when it finally slips. The shift in energy, the sudden unraveling, the way restraint turns into chaos in seconds is what makes this performance unforgettable. It’s a reminder of how powerful acting can be when an actor understands exactly when to let go. #primalfear #edwardnorton #acting #moviescenes #fyp | Hollywood Access, Inc. | Facebook

We're not just isolating the back— this integrates the full body as one powerful unit. Pulling unilaterally with intentional rotation and core bracing respects the Big 4 principles (standing, walking, running, throwing) by training anti-rotation stability, dynamic posture, and real-world pulling power that transfers to gait and explosive movements. | PRIMAL CONNECT

In this demo, I'm breaking down a powerful glute and leg-focused exercise that doesn't isolate— it integrates the full body, training you to move as one connected mechanism. Respecting Big 4 principles (standing, walking, running, and throwing), this move builds real-world strength, better posture, and efficient power transfer from the ground up. Perfect for sculpting strong glutes and legs while enhancing overall function and reducing dysfunction. | PRIMAL CONNECT

78K views · 159 reactions | What would you do if you ran into a rattlesnake? Hazen Audel knows what to do when he encounters one while running in Copepr Canyon, Mexico. #PrimalSurvivor | National Geographic TV | Facebook