Three Questions with Meghann Koppele Duffy

Three Questions invites you, the listener, to think beyond the expected, while having a great time doing it. Each episode explores a single topic where Meghann shares research, insights from her 24 years experience, and some great stories. But rather than telling you what to think, she'll ask three thought-provoking questions that spark curiosity, challenge assumptions, and help you come to your own conclusions. Whether you’re a movement pro, partner, parent, spouse, friend, or child, this podcast is for YOU. Each episode is around 30 minutes to tackle Three Questions with three big goals in mind: 1️⃣ Foster Curiosity and critical thinking: Because a little curiosity might just save the movement industry… and maybe the world. 2️⃣ Share What Works: Share techniques, observations, and research that Meghann believes in wholeheartedly. 3️⃣ Have Fun: Life’s hard enough. Let’s laugh and keep it real along

Three Questions with Meghann Koppele Duffy is a health podcast hosted by Meghann, with 77 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Meghann hosts Three Questions with Meghann Koppele Duffy, a health show with 77 episodes published.

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  Episode #78

  Episode 78 - Rethinking Dance Education with Charlene and Lily of Movement Arts

  Sep 28, 202647 min

  In this episode of Three Questions, I sit down with Charlene Gibbons and Lily McEvenue of Movement Arts to talk about what happens when we bring a nervous system approach into dance education. We explore why traditional cues can work beautifully for one dancer and completely miss another, how sensory input can change movement without adding more corrections, and why better teaching may start with getting curious about what the student’s brain actually needs. In This Episode You'll Hear: Why repeating a correction differently isn’t always the answer How sensory strategies can help dancers access skills with less force and frustration Why bringing neuroscience into dance doesn’t mean throwing out traditional technique Great dance teachers already know what they want to see. Sometimes the missing piece is understanding what a dancer’s brain and body need to actually get there. More About Charlene Gibbons Charlene is a retired professional dancer who now works with clients of all ages and abilities, from active aging and injury recovery to neurological conditions and dance. After her own journey back to dancing, she’s especially passionate about helping dancers and teachers reconnect with their bodies, rebuild confidence, and rediscover the joy in movement. More About Lily McEvenue Lily is a professional dancer and educator working at the intersection of neuroscience, rehabilitation, and dance training. Her own return to dance after becoming a mother deepened her interest in nervous system-based approaches, and she now works with dancers and educators around injury recovery, performance, and pre/postnatal support. Links & Resources For This Episode: The Advanced Neuro Techniques course with me, starts on 10/3! - Sign Up For Advanced Neuro Techniques HERE Connect with Charlene & Lily on Instagram @MovementArtsMethod Learn more about Charlene & Lily along with their resources HERE on their website Find a Neuro Studio Teacher Near You Connect with me on Instagram Connect with me on Threads If you feel like you understand the nervous system, biomechanics, and fascia but still get overhwhelmed with complex clients, then Advanced Neuro Techniques is for you. Advanced Neuro Techniques is designed to help you integrate everything you already know into a clear framework you can apply immediately. The course starts on 10/3/2026 - Sign Up For Advanced Neuro Techniques HERE

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  Episode #77

  Episode 77 - To Stretch or Not to Stretch

  Sep 21, 202639 min

  The Advanced Neuro Techniques course with me, starts on 10/3! - Sign Up For Advanced Neuro Techniques HERE To stretch or not to stretch? That is the question… honestly, it’s the wrong question. In this episode of Three Questions, I dig into the surprisingly messy research around stretching and flexibility and why your own response to stretching deserves a seat at the table. I unpack what might actually be going on with those always “tight” hamstrings and how to better understand what your nervous system is trying to tell you. In This Episode You'll Hear: Why increased flexibility may have more to do with sensation and stretch tolerance than permanently lengthening tissue What feeling a stretch can tell you about your nervous system and sensory preferences How to approach a chronically tight area without just stretching it harder Whether you love stretching, hate it, or keep doing it because someone told you that you “should,” this episode will give you a different way to think about what happens when you reach your end range and what your body might need next. Links & Resources For This Episode: The Advanced Neuro Techniques course with me, starts on 10/3! - Sign Up For Advanced Neuro Techniques HERE Episode 76 - The Sense That Will Change How You Move and Exercise Find a Neuro Studio Teacher Near You Connect with me on Instagram Connect with me on Threads If you feel like you understand the nervous system, biomechanics, and fascia but still get overhwhelmed with complex clients, then Advanced Neuro Techniques is for you. Advanced Neuro Techniques is designed to help you integrate everything you already know into a clear framework you can apply immediately. The course starts on 10/3/2026 - Sign Up For Advanced Neuro Techniques HERE

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  Episode #76

  Episode 76 - The Sense That Will Change How You Move and Exercise

  Sep 14, 202637 min

  In this episode of Three Questions, I dive into proprioception: your sense of knowing where your body is in space without having to look. We tend to focus on motor control, strength, alignment, and what movement looks like from the outside. But the movement your brain creates depends on the sensory information it gets first. And sometimes, that information isn't as accurate as we think. In This Episode You'll Hear: How vision, touch, pressure, and other feedback can help fill proprioceptive gaps Why more cueing, strengthening, or correcting may not solve a sensory problem How to ask better questions about what you or your clients actually feel while moving We spend a lot of time trying to change movement from the outside. This episode is your invitation to get curious about the sensory information your brain is using to create that movement in the first place. Links & Resources For This Episode: Episode 3 - Your Eyes Do More Than See Episode 26 - Vision Check: How Your Eyes Shape Movement, Strength, and Awareness Episode 49 - Motivation Part 1: Three Questions That Shape Your Drive Episode 50 - Motivation Part 2: Little Moments, Real Motivation with Nick Giangreco Episode 51 - If Hindsight Is 20/20, What Is Your Peripheral Vision? Find a Neuro Studio Teacher Near You Connect with me on Instagram Connect with me on Threads FREE NEURO TRAINING RECORDING - The Truth About Neuroplasticity A free recorded training for PT’s, OT’s, & advanced Pilates professionals who are done chasing certifications & ready to build a real framework for lasting change. Get The Recording Now - It's FREE

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  Episode #75

  Episode 75 - What Nobody Tells You About How You Walk, or How to Fix It

  Sep 7, 202636 min

  Why you walking that way?!? In this episode of Three Questions, I unpack why gait is a lot more complicated than correcting a compensation pattern. Your brain is constantly using information from your joints, eyes, inner ear, and the rest of your sensory system to figure out the safest and most efficient way to move forward. And those weird little compensations? They might actually be your brain doing exactly what it’s supposed to do. In This Episode You'll Hear: Why compensations can be intelligent solutions rather than movement mistakes How connecting your trunk and pelvis can change the way you walk Why unilateral training may matter more for gait than trying to make both sides symmetrical Hopefully this episode has you getting curious about why you’re walking that way in the first place because your brain probably has a reason. Links & Resources For This Episode: Find a Neuro Studio Teacher Near You Connect with me on Instagram Connect with me on Threads FREE LIVE TRAINING on 9/10/2026 at 2:00pm EST - The Truth About Neuroplasticity A free live training for PT’s, OT’s, & advanced Pilates professionals who are done chasing certifications & ready to build a real framework for lasting change. Save My Seat - It's Free

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  Episode #74

  Episode 74 - You Asked, I'm Answering: Focus, Jealousy, and Who You Can Trust

  Aug 24, 202639 min

  Donate to the non-profit, Circle of Friends Cafe, who employs adults 18 & older with intellectual and developmental disabilities at this link HERE! How do you know when to trust your brain, when to check your ego, and when someone’s advice is actually worth taking? In this episode of Three Questions, I’m flipping the script and answering three of the questions you asked me. You’ll hear me talk about why traditional organization systems have never worked for my brain, what I do when someone on social media gets under my skin, and how I decide whose advice is actually worth listening to. In This Episode You'll Hear: Why I prioritize what my business needs instead of what I want to do How I use jealousy and irritation as opportunities for self-reflection instead of comparison Why the best advice usually comes from people who have actually done what you’re trying to do There’s a common thread underneath all three of these questions: paying attention. To how your brain works. To why something triggers you. And to whether the person giving you advice has actually earned your trust. Links & Resources For This Episode: Episode 23 - Your Business, Your Rules: 3 Questions To Get It Right Episode 59 - The Questions We Shouldn't Wait to Ask - Part 1: A Conversation With My Dad Episode 60 - The Questions We Shouldn’t Wait to Ask - Part 2: A Conversation With My Mom Episode 62 - What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up? Episode 69 - Stress Is Undefeated, Your Body Doesn't Have to Be Episode 73 - Who's Afraid of a Little Old Niche? Find a Neuro Studio Teacher Near You Connect with me on Instagram Connect with me on Threads

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