Guest Post - Devereau Chumrau - Athletes Among Us by Jordan Matter

Ryan Nance February 11, 2014

Devereau Chumrau - Actor & Yoga Practioner — Devereau Chumrau - Actor & Yoga Practioner

This guest post is from actor Devereau Chumrau.

Devereau may be a native of Los Angeles, but it is also the time she spent in Ghana, in Europe and the UK, and largely as a student of the Asolo Conservatory in Florida, that has shaped her vision as an actor and as an artist. She has, all along the way, worked to develop her interest and experience in acting for the stage and for the screen.

Catch her show LOVECRAFT: Nightmare Suite opening Jan 31 at the Visceral Company in Hollywood.

Devereau:

We've seen Jordan Matter bring the world of dance out into the world at large with his Dancers Among Us. Here he gives athletes the same treatment in Athletes Among Us.

MUSA SHANNON, PROFESSIONAL SOCCER PLAYER

JACOB JONAS & JILL WILSON, ACRO YOGA SPECIALISTS

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Video of Ozell Williams - Amazing Jumping and Tumbling Skills

Ryan Nance August 24, 2013

Ozell Williams another great jumper! Ranks among the best in the world Trickers!

Really just astounding. I have no idea how his skills compare to other tumblers, but I am certainly impressed.

via One Cool Thing

Kenyan High Schoolers Doing The High Jump The Hard Way

Ryan Nance May 30, 2013

To donate / get involved visit: https://facebook.com/KenyanHighJump !!! This is at a high school track meet in the Rift Valley of Kenya in the town of Mosoriot. February, 2013. To run a marathon here: http://riftvalleymarathon.com/ If anyone watching this video wants to help get these athletes proper facilities. Please inbox me.

In the town of Mosoriot in Kenya, two high school athletes compete in the high jump. Without a mat to land on, the usual Fosbury Flop isn’t an option.

They land on their feet. Unreal.

via 22 Words

2 - How do you and an Olympian compare?

Ryan Nance August 1, 2012

What a fun interactive way to explore the physical data of this year's Olympics. Yay BBC Olympic Body Matcher.

via PSFK

The New Zealand women's hockey team stretch after a training session at the Olympic Hockey venue, the Riverbank Arena, at the Olympic Park in Stratford, east London on July 17. The 2012 Olympic Games in London start on July 27. (Andrew Winning/Re

Tom Daley of Great Britain practices at the Aquatic Center on July 17 during previews ahead of the Games. (Paul Gilham/Getty Images)

Olympic hopeful Abdul Rashid Bangura (27) jumps rope while training at the national stadium in Sierra Leone's capital of Freetown on April 25. Sierra Leone's national boxing team was scrambling to raise money to send athletes to an Olympic qualif

Brazilian Ronald Juliao applies chalk on his discus during a training session at the Athletics Center in Sao Caetano do Sul, near Sao Pauloon in May. Juliao will be taking part at the Olympics. (Nacho Doce/Reuters)

Japanese professional keirin cyclist Kazunari Watanabe (left) whose home town of Futaba is within the 20-km (12-mile) exclusion zone around the tsunami-crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, takes part in a training session in Izu, Shizuoka pr

Members of the Vietnam female boxing team practise at a training center in Hanoi on Feb. 17. Vietnam plans to send it's boxers to North Korea for training in preparation for the London Olympics. (Kham/Reuters)

Marathon runner Gladys Tejeda, the first Peruvian athlete who qualified for the London Olympic Games, runs during her training in the Andean province of Junin on May 14. A private company will take Gladys' mother Marcelina Pucuhuaranga (69) to Londo

4 - Olympic Athletes in Training

Ryan Nance July 19, 2012

London 2012 is nearly here. This set of photos had some surprises for me. I didn't know that Women's Boxing was making a debut. I hadn't really thought about how few athletes some countries are able to support and how much long and pride get put behind those few athletes.

via The Big Picture

1 - Art of Motion

Ryan Nance July 18, 2012

Capturing bodies in motion with long exposure photos so often leads to stunning imagery. This set is no different. I really like how it looks at both dancers, acrobats and athletes.

via My Modern Met