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Today I'm talking to Jaws, aka Julie Nelson. She is a New York City-based fitness coach and much sought after movement director.

You can find her on Instagram at Jaws Nelson.

Julie Nelson, welcome to the American Glutton podcast.

Hi, hello.

You are a movement coach.

That is one of the many things.

Okay, well, let's get into that. What does that mean because I was told that and I was like, what is a movement coach?

What does movement training mean?

Okay, well, so movement training, movement coaching, movement directing is a person who would be on set, whether it's a photo shoot, video shoot, wherever.

You would be directing the talent in whatever form of movement they are performing.

So it could be someone who is very knowledgeable in movements, an athlete dancer, but just needs a little more of direction as to what the actual purpose of the campaign is or what the overarching message is.

You really just work with a lot of different types of people.

Each job is wildly different.

I think a lot of movement directors in the past have been known for more high-fashion campaigns, where they're working with models and just getting them to contort and move their body in a way that's different.

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