 | | Massage Therapy, Meditation, Reflexology, | | | Rolf Method, La Stone Therapy, Yoga, Reiki, Acupuncture, Acupressure, Myofascial Release, Stretching, Pilates, Polarity, Crystal Therapy, Trigger Point, Hellerwork are only a few examples of modalities which aid in relaxing.
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 | | When stress (whether it be physical, chemical | | | or emotionally rooted) consumes the body, energy reserve is depleted and everything becomes difficult and tiresome. The tiniest things begin to wreak havoc on our body and spirit resulting in a breeding ground for dis-ease and dis-comfort.
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 | | To be relaxed is to attain equilibrium following | | | the abrupt removal of some influence whether it be high temperature, muscle fatigue or stress. A relaxed muscle is inactive and lengthened which means more available energy for work or activity.
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 | | If we learn to Relax to the Core on a regular | | | basis we begin to retrain/remember our true state of homeostasis or equilibrium in which we desire to live and thrive. Practised on a regular basis we can get to this state of ease in less time.
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 | | Getting to this core place of relaxation allows | | | up to be on top of our game whether it be golf, tennis, running, working, computerising or the ever increasingly challenging game of life.
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 | | Relax to the Core on a regular basis and have | | | more available energy to cope without having to go into a state of dis-ease or dis-stress. Get regular bodywork sessions and reap the benefits. Once or twice a month is the best place to start.
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