"What I like about Nil’s course is that he favours “explorations” over “exercises”. This better represents the uncertainty innate in falling. I think that the real problem of falling is not solved by learning the techniques of rolling. It’s only by adapting to situations that are unpredictable that we learn how to handle ourselves. This is where Nil’s experience as an in-person teacher shines through. His use of partner work micro-doses falling, creating fun and spontaneous learning. By expertly layering different kinds of practices together, Nil’s course gives far more than simple technical training. Instead, you can expect a deep reboot of how you relate to hard surfaces."

"Nil's Falling and Rising program is an absolute must-have! It's filled to the brim with interesting content and information. As a Parkour coach, I found some of the partner games really interesting and can't wait to try it. Nil's unique approaches to 'Falling' as a fun, trainable skill is definitely something any sportsperson (parkour, gymnastics, martial arts, any movement sport!) can benefit from. Also had the honour of guiding Nil through some more advanced dive roll techniques and it is a pleasure to witness his utilisation of falling techniques to break his fear. Learn from the real deal!"

Wether you're afraid of falling or just want to improve your movement practice, this is definitely for you. Nil has achieved to break down the understanding of falls  and its numerous potentials. Moving and being a living creature in a complex world, is all about finding balance, Nil demonstrates here the line between comfort and fear, and how we can embrace that to navigate bether. If we dont risk, falling, what would our lifes look like? What other things would we keep ourselfs away from doing ? As an instructor teaching mainly elderly people how to fall more safely, I often hear how most the participants do not understand why they haven't learned it in an earlier age. Now is you chance! Being able to risk, learn and overcome is the true way to stand stronger. Great job, and very important job Nil!