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It’s not what you do…
It’s not what you do it’s the way that you do it – that’s what gets results. Exercise is a bit like food, we are what we eat and we are how we use our bodies. So it is well … Continue reading
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Tagged meditation, mental-health, mindfulness, movement
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Staying Balanced
first published in Tai Chi and Oriental Arts Magazine 2015 Daniel: ‘When do I learn how to punch?‘ Mr. Miyagi: ‘Better to learn balance. Balance is key. Balance good, then karate good, everything good. Balance bad, then better pack up, … Continue reading
Posted in Balance, Chen Taijiquan, Fascia, Meditation, mindfulness, movement, Tai Chi, taijiquan
Tagged balance, biotensegrity, Chen Taijiquan, fascia, mindfulness, Proprioception, Tai Chi
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