Reading the training week
A moderated discussion about load, easy days, work schedules, and the value of observing patterns before changing them.
Ask about this sessionPerma calendar · 2026
Conversations in motion
Perma events create a calm setting for discussing sports physiology, cardiovascular stamina, functional training, and the practical conditions around them. Sessions are educational and conversational; they are not individual assessments.
Online and Jakarta-based formats are listed with a plain description so readers can decide whether a topic fits their interest, time, and access.
Upcoming conversations
Movement in the city
A Jakarta-focused conversation about walking, heat, terrain, commuting, and how ordinary movement contributes to a broader picture.
Ask about this sessionYear-end field notes
A review of questions that shaped the 2026 journal, including consistency, recovery, and the language used to describe effort.
Ask about this sessionParticipant route
How a Perma session works
- Before the session: read the description, access notes, and any materials supplied in advance.
- Opening context: the host explains the topic, format, recording policy, and boundaries of discussion.
- Shared inquiry: participants ask questions and offer observations without presenting personal experience as a universal rule.
- Closing summary: key terms, sources, and next reading are collected for later reference.
Questions can be submitted beforehand when a participant prefers not to speak during a live discussion. Names and private details are not included in a public recap without permission.
“A good event leaves people with a clearer question, not a louder claim.”
Perma calendar note, Jakarta, 2026
Format overview
| Format | Typical length | Useful for | What to bring |
|---|---|---|---|
| Editorial roundtable | 60 minutes | Comparing perspectives | One focused question |
| Field conversation | 75 minutes | Connecting ideas to place | Comfortable clothing and curiosity |
| Resource review | 45 minutes | Reading sources together | A note-taking method |
| Annual review | 90 minutes | Looking across a year | One observation from practice |
- Check local time and access instructions before joining.
- Do not share another participant’s personal story outside the session.
- Contact the team if captions, written materials, or another access format would help.
Event questions
Are events recorded?
Recording depends on the individual event. The listing will state whether a recording or written summary is planned.
Can I attend without prior experience?
Yes. Descriptions identify the level of background assumed, and questions from different starting points are welcome.
Do events provide individual programmes?
No. Events share general information and discussion. They do not replace individual evaluation or personal advice.
Preparing for a useful conversation
Participants do not need a specialised background to join a Perma event. A short description of the topic, one question, and an awareness of the event format are usually enough. People who prefer to listen may do so, and written questions can be submitted when the format allows.
Because events bring people together, privacy and attribution matter. Do not record, quote, or redistribute another participant’s contribution without permission. A public summary will remove personal details unless the speaker has clearly agreed to be identified.
- Read the access information before joining.
- Arrive with one question rather than a complete theory.
- Use the chat or question route described by the host.
- Allow time for different experiences to be expressed.
Event information at a glance
| Item | Published detail | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Topic | Question and intended scope | Helps participants choose relevance |
| Format | Roundtable, workshop, or review | Sets expectations for participation |
| Access | Time, captions, links, and materials | Supports planning before attendance |
| Follow-up | Summary, sources, or next event | Gives the conversation a useful continuation |
Event dates, formats, and access notes can change for practical reasons. The listing is the current reference, and questions can be sent to the Perma team at the published contact address.