Take away the inhibitions that hold us back [using EFT! -Rick], and everybody loves to dance – to move their limbs to music with abandon. There’s no doubt about it – dance lifts your mood and gets your heart pumping. Just a few minutes of swinging around the room will make you realize that dance is a great way to stay in shape.

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It was a low-energy day here on the mountain. A perfect day for meditating, which I did. Then I felt that what I really needed was to get moving, to get out on the trail and move my body. Yep! That’s what I needed. And the more I thought about doing that, sitting there on

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Exercise is something many of us think of as something we have to do but would rather not, sort of like visiting the dentist. What if moving and being active could be fun? What if it could be a part of your life that you look forward to rather than avoid like the plague? (Even

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Is movement fun for you? Do you look forward to stretching, dancing, walking, running, and playing? A lot of people dread movement. They’ve associated exercise with pain, frustration, disappointment, and failure. We want to help you put the fun back into movement!

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– What do you notice when you think of exercise?
– I might get hurt
– I can’t do anything
– longevity requires extreme physical work
– What if movement can be fun and life-affirming?
– What if you invited your body along instead of forcing it?

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I just finished dancing. I put on music I love, and I danced on my elliptical trainer and danced in the living room. I feel SO SO SO much better! I am not an “exerciser.” I really don’t enjoy a gym or weights or anything that smacks of “I should do this because it would

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Julie Thompson of www.changeworkscoaching.com writes: I discovered something kind of interesting:  I was doing a yoga pose that’s supposed to open up your hips-it’s basically sitting with one leg out in front of you at a 45 degree angle and putting the other leg on top of it at the same angle and just sitting

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If we can understand pain signals and the healing mechanisms at work when we feel pain, we can begin to understand how the protective mechanisms of the body can often become overprotective. Pain has a “threat value” that on a primitive level seeks to insure our survival. Yet, the threat sticks around often long after

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Stacey Vornbrock (http://www.breakthroughperformance.net/) is an EFT practitioner who focuses on sports performance. Her approach to improving range of motion (the ability of the body to move fluidly and without unhelpful restriction) using EFT is applicable to both athletes young and old, amateur and professional, as well as anyone who has suffered an injury and wants

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