May 11th 2017
Improving Body Structure
Structural imbalance… can there be a greater cause of immobility? From niggling knee issues to lower back pain. One thing these hindrances all have in common to vital living is structure!
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Structural imbalance… can there be a greater cause of immobility? From niggling knee issues to lower back pain. One thing these hindrances all have in common to vital living is structure!
READ MOREMay 2nd 2017
When you break it down to the very “goal of fitness”, surely the rewards we hope to receive for all of our physical fitness endeavours is to live a vital life & experience great mobility!
READ MOREApril 22nd 2017
The trick is to be conscious of your breath and catch yourself when you’re moving beyond your breath. This is one of the fundamental insights you experience practicing rhythmic breathing.
READ MOREFebruary 28th 2017
When it comes to aging and your breath, or more to the point “how well you can breathe” when you’re in your “matured” years, there’s more than a couple of reasons why focusing on “how” you breathe when you’re moving
READ MORENovember 3rd 2016
We as a body of people have been trained to believe in what could easily be called the Illustrious Power of Getting. Get fit, get healthy; yet all this getting could be erroneous.
READ MORESeptember 14th 2016
This video is a time lapse of a one and a half hour Wall Work session i did that has been condensed into a 2:20 second clip. It’s very interesting to see how the body moves through its discomfort.
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When it comes to what you eat and drink to provide nourishment for your body, being aware of the four digestive saliva’s can help a lot. It’s not what you eat; it’s what you absorb!
READ MOREAugust 4th 2016
Looking at the way your body works “simply”, is by far the easiest way to create change. Seeing the workings of the internal organs to that of an internal combustion engine is eye opening.
READ MOREAugust 1st 2016
“How do I get more oxygen in when I’m a shallow breather?” This is a very common question i am asked when doing talks, classes or presentations. To answer and provide “useful practices”, i always refer to the three TriBreath™ breathing rhythm’s,
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