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The Importance of Exercising Within the 3 Anatomical Planes
Today’s discussion: The Importance of Exercising in 3D
Avoid injury, rehab an existing chronic issue or just feel better being able to move and increase your range of motion by moving the Body Within 3 Anatomical Planes with low-impact exercises for joint strength, balance and stability.
I am accepting clients once again for private or small group instruction, outside at my residence, or your safe location. Or follow my site and participate with online classes.
No hassles with going to the gym and worrying about your mask, your space, clean equipment, etc. YOU are YOUR own gym. These exercises can be done by anyone, anywhere, anytime.
Contact me for more information at 407-234-0119. Be well! Stay healthy!
Jim Moltzan
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Move the Body Within 3 Anatomical Planes
Low-impact mobility of the 9 main joints, in the 3 anatomical planes using time-proven ancient exercise methods –
The three planes of movement should be taken into consideration during exercise, to alleviate injuries and help prevent them. Methods can be practiced to strengthen the whole body, focusing on the mechanics of the movement. Well-balanced exercise programs can include development in all of these areas.
I am accepting clients once again for private or small group instruction, outside at my residence, or your safe location. Or follow my site and participate with online classes.
No hassles with going to the gym and worrying about your mask, your space, clean equipment, etc. YOU are YOUR own gym. These exercises can be done by anyone, anywhere, anytime.
Contact me for more information at 407-234-0119. Be well! Stay healthy!
Jim Moltzan
www.MindAndBodyExercises.com
https://www.facebook.com/MindAndBodyExercises/
https://www.youtube.com/c/MindandBodyExercises
https://mindandbodyexercises.wordpress.com/
https://umareg.com/masters-council/
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#ymca #growingbolder #centerforhealthandwellbeing
The 5 Phases of Life & Methods to Have Strong Joints
Today’s detailed discussion:
The 5 Phases of Life & Methods to Have Strong Joints
Would you wear a winter coat to the beach in July?
Or swim in freezing water in January?
Feed solid food to a newborn baby?
Eat Junk food when you have health issues in your latter years of life? Probably not, to most of these scenarios.
So why do so many people use high impact exercise methods, when they have weak or injured ankles, knees, hips and back?
Many people have no knowledge of the ancient 5 Element Theory which offers detail of what types of exercise, activities, nutrition, goals, etc. are relative to your age and physical conditions.
Low impact exercises from tai chi, yoga (qigong), and other similar methods offer many benefits for a wide range of individual ranging from seasoned athletes to those injured or rehabilitating from illness.
These exercises have passed the test of time. Yoga/qigong (origins in 3300-1500 BCE), Asian Martial Arts (origins of 4-5 century AD), Tai Chi (origins in 12th century AD). These practices have endured because they produce results for those that take them seriously.
Contact me if you need further help in getting more active.
Be well.
http://www.MindAndBodyExercises.com
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#exerciseathome #homegym #backpain #sciatica #chronicpain #qigong #yoga
#ymca #growingbolder #centerforhealthandwellbeing
Improve Stability & Balance
Better balance and stability in the human body – how does this come about?
1) Make a commitment to yourself to exercise
2) Educate yourself as to what you need to do
2) Do the work
3) Reap the benefits
The goal here is not to get a strenuous high-impact physical workout, but rather to build strength in all of the muscles, joints, bones, fascia and all other components of the human body. These exercises can be practiced aerobically (moving) to more engage the circulatory system or anaerobically (holding each posture) with deep and deliberate breathing to engage the parasympathetic nervous system.
These exercises have passed the test of time. Yoga/qigong (origins in 3300-1500 BCE), Asian Martial Arts (origins of 4-5 century AD), Tai Chi (origins in 12th century AD).
These practices have endured because they produce results for those that take them seriously.
Contact me if you need further help in getting more active.
Be well.
http://www.MindAndBodyExercises.com
https://www.facebook.com/MindAndBodyExercises/
https://www.youtube.com/c/MindandBodyExercises