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Hello everyone. I am new here and just wanted to wish everyone a beautiful weekend. Breath the fresh air and choose life that you may live. May the blessings of Heaven surround you, And be prosperous in all that you do. God Bless David
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The Best Posture Cue I’ve Ever Found
Forget complicated posture instructions. Here’s the simplest cue I’ve found: Imagine a string gently pulling the crown of your head toward the ceiling. That’s it. When people hear “good posture,” they often think military stiffness. Chest out. Shoulders back. Everything rigid. But healthy posture isn’t rigid. It’s relaxed and aligned. The goal isn’t to hold yourself up. The goal is to stop collapsing into yourself. One simple cue can change how your body feels all day. What’s your favorite posture tip? #Posture #Health #Wellness #EnergyCultivation
The Best Posture Cue I’ve Ever Found
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This is one of the most commonly used cues but I don't personally love it. Most people have never been held by a string so they don't know what that feels like. The idea of it pulling you up can easily become too much pulling, forcing. I prefer something more along the lines of a ballon on a string. The head floats up but without any force. It still takes some imagination because most people haven't ever had their head float, lol. Then from there, the head on a string comes in and the rest of the body hangs from there. I like to use the example of the science class skeleton. 2 Cents. ✌️
The Hidden Cost of Tension
Most people think being productive means pushing harder. But often the opposite is true. The body carries tension long after the reason for it is gone. Tight shoulders. A clenched jaw. Shallow breathing. A nervous system that never fully switches off. Over time, that tension becomes your “normal.” The challenge is that tension consumes energy. Before trying to gain more energy, ask yourself… How much energy am I losing through unnecessary tension? Today, take 60 seconds and scan your body. Relax your jaw. Drop your shoulders. Soften your belly. Take three slow breaths. Notice how different you feel. Sometimes progress isn’t about adding something new… It’s about letting go of what no longer serves you. Question of the Day: Where do you notice the most tension in your body right now? Neck, shoulders, chest, stomach, hips, or somewhere else? — Sifu Amin Jani.
The Hidden Cost of Tension
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True Story. We have to learn to let go of what we're carrying. But a lot of the time we don't even know we're carrying it. This has become our "normal".
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