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Tag Archives: Feldenkrais
The Best Defenses Against Sports Injuries And Business Challenges Are Your Mind And Your Heart
Hi folks, The world is always changing, and I’ve seen a few such changes. Take the article shown on the right (click for detail) and the poster below, who would have believed it in 1952. The race was on … Continue reading
Jack Heggie Was Right When He Recommended Soft Feet For Endurance Running
Hi folks, My feet are sore as hell, my quads are tight, as are my calves, and I need to sleep, but no blisters on my feet, which isn’t bad for a 69-year old guy who just ran 20 … Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, psychology, Running
Tagged Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, injuries, Running, sports psychology
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Holistic Versus Reductionistic Thinking About Body Structure And Function And The Danger Of A Fixed Mindset Concerning Sports Injuries
“Everything popular is wrong.” by Oscar Wilde in ‘The Importance of Being Earnest.‘ Cited by Tim Ferriss in The 4-Hour Workweek. Hi folks, When you study a scientific discipline for years there is the temptation to think that you understand … Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, injury, recovery
Tagged books, Feldenkrais, injuries, Philosophy, sports psychology, Tim Ferriss
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Introductory Video Lesson On Yoga Toes From FitOldDog’s Continuum And Dance Teacher For An Endurance Athlete
Hi folks, I recently published a blog post about the effect of Continuum training and yoga toes on the health of my feet and my shoe size. This generated some interest from Pauline, an endurance athlete who introduced me … Continue reading
Posted in blogging issues, Continuum, equipment, Español, Feldenkrais, motivation, pharmaceuticals, psychology
Tagged Continuum, core, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, Older Athletes
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Protective Muscle Reflexes And The Art Of Stretching Or Lengthening
“Stretching or lengthening is a conversation you have with a muscle, not something you do to a muscle.” FitOldDog, September, 2012, whilst talking to himself and running trails. re·flex/ˈrēˌfleks/ Definition from Google: Noun: An action that is performed without … Continue reading
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Tagged Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, Running, stretching
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Wake Up Your Body Gently For Health And Happiness
Hi folks, Biological systems are strong but fragile, and remarkably persistent. They survive within well-defined environmental limits on this beautiful blue planet. A little too hot, a little too cold, or dry, or windy, including solar or tectonic windy, … Continue reading
Simple Balance Ball Core Exercise And Thoughts On Exercising With Foot Osteoarthritis
“Good advice, but what about arthritis (osteo) in the feet? That can make it pretty uncomfortable to walk; do you think any of your recommendations would help?” From Pauline in response to my recent blog post for Seniors. Hi folks, … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, Body Awareness, Continuum, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, Running, Uncategorized
Tagged books, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, injuries, Older Athletes, Running
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