Somatics Can Change Your Pain...

Here's what it can do for you:

• Release and reverse course on both chronic and acute pain
• Improve mobility, strength and coordination
• Improve posture and appearance
• Help you stop guarding to protect injured areas
• Create a new freedom in movement
• Breathe easier
• Become more and in control of your life


Healthy animals are agile, supple, flexible and graceful with their movements.

The practice of Somatics uses animal know-how so you can
use your brain through a little known healthy animal practice.

The Process of Pandiculation is what healthy vertebrate animals do every day.

If we Human Animals use this very process, not the stretching part, but the entire process. You can remain very comfortable in your skin.

Not much is known about this unless you are familiar with Hanna Somatic Education.

Getting out of Pain is Easy, it's no big whiff, if you correctly apply the process.

The longer term benefit is you can improve your athletics by using your brain and still remain comfortable.

How many people who are healthy and in shape are still in pain, or are re-injuring them self?

And if you're stretching, forget about it... There's a much more effective way to lengthen your muscles. Rather than stretching, you can do what your pets have been doing...

PANDICULATE!... in the morning, afternoon and ...

Saturday, December 03, 2011

A daily exercise routine plan

While having an exercise routine is ideal... what do you do to set up movement in the first place?



Most of us want to jump into our exercise routine or maybe we stretch (the question is why) or we do some yoga or another warm up like patting our muscles as is practiced in chi kung (Qiqong).

All healthy vertebrate animals on the other hand, set up their movement software first and use the brain's inhibitory process.

Instead of stretching, they're readying their muscles and relaxing them so they can move with ease and agility throughout the day.

Somatics exercises uses this same healthy animal process so we self-correct and set ourself to move comfortably. Now you're ready to exercise.

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