May 27, 2026 · 37 min · 10 segments
Discover why the vestibular system, a crucial set of organs in the inner ear, can significantly impact athletic performance, balance, and movement. Learn how fine-tuning this system can lead to rapid…
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Speaking of smooth, um, do you wanna talk about what the heck is the vestibular system?
Oh, yeah.
What the heck the vestibular system is.
It's the inner ear and it's really helpful in, like Yucca said, having us kind of orient ourself and our relationship to the Earth.
And when you have, um-... something going on in your vestibular system, you might get carsick.
Um, this is just like common things that we experience, like maybe a little motion sickness.
Like Yucca said, you might climb to the top of a high something and then feel a little bit, uh, disoriented or nauseous, and you're trying to orient yourself, and that has to do with, uh, how our inner ear is functioning.
It's not necessarily dysfunctional.
Like, a lot of us are out there, very functional people, uh, very functional performers, even high, high performers, and then we still sometimes will go through vestibular, um, things, and that's totally normal.
It's totally fine.
You'll be fine and functioning.
But if you wanna optimize performance, looking at your vestibular system can really unlock a lot of power for you to gain with just a little bit of effort, effort that you might be actually already making and putting time into other things like a, a little extra crunch session for yourself or, you know, squeezing your abs on some kind of-
[chuckles]
... like apparatus, which may not be getting you the results that you're looking for because it's not the abs.
Right.
Yucca, do you wanna go into-
Yeah
... a little bit more about that?
Yeah.
So, uh, yes.
So you're-- It's a reflexive system, so I can kinda talk about how the little tiny structures in your inner ear communicate with the rest of your body.
'Cause this, I think of...
I don't know why, but for some reason, when I learned, when I was learning this system, it...
So number one, it was-- I, I remember, like in the class, this is one of those pivotal moments.
Like, I remember in the class when I got this explanation I'm gonna give you right now, like I remember where I was and I remember raising my hand.
Speaking of smooth, um, do you wanna talk about what the heck is the vestibular system?
Oh, yeah.
What the heck the vestibular system is.
It's the inner ear and it's really helpful in, like Yucca said, having us kind of orient ourself and our relationship to the Earth.
And when you have, um-... something going on in your vestibular system, you might get carsick.
Um, this is just like common things that we experience, like maybe a little motion sickness.
Like Yucca said, you might climb to the top of a high something and then feel a little bit, uh, disoriented or nauseous, and you're trying to orient yourself, and that has to do with, uh, how our inner ear is functioning.
It's not necessarily dysfunctional.
Like, a lot of us are out there, very functional people, uh, very functional performers, even high, high performers, and then we still sometimes will go through vestibular, um, things, and that's totally normal.
It's totally fine.
You'll be fine and functioning.
But if you wanna optimize performance, looking at your vestibular system can really unlock a lot of power for you to gain with just a little bit of effort, effort that you might be actually already making and putting time into other things like a, a little extra crunch session for yourself or, you know, squeezing your abs on some kind of-
[chuckles]
... like apparatus, which may not be getting you the results that you're looking for because it's not the abs.
Right.
Yucca, do you wanna go into-
Yeah
... a little bit more about that?
Yeah.
So, uh, yes.
So you're-- It's a reflexive system, so I can kinda talk about how the little tiny structures in your inner ear communicate with the rest of your body.
'Cause this, I think of...
I don't know why, but for some reason, when I learned, when I was learning this system, it...
So number one, it was-- I, I remember, like in the class, this is one of those pivotal moments.
Like, I remember in the class when I got this explanation I'm gonna give you right now, like I remember where I was and I remember raising my hand.
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