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Callanetics is a no-impact approach to fitness that combines extreme mindfulness with exact positioning, using the tiniest controlled pulsing actions and thoughtful stretching to coax your muscles ggm back into health and harmony with your skeletal system. By committing yourself to at least two to four sessions a week you can set yourself on a path of continually becoming thinner and stronger every single day. Callanetics is particularly beneficial for those struggling with back or joint discomfort. Many practitioners share the joy of banishing ggm pain from their bodies and feeling youthful and rejuvenated. Callanetics is appropriate for any size, shape or level of physical fitness. There is virtually no chance of damaging yourself. The goal of a successful student is to reach the point of being able to work "relaxed and effortless". We jokingly refer to it as a "no sweat program". The honest student knows that, given the right temperature and humidity levels there WILL be some sweat, but the gentle nature of Callanetics makes one set that aside as you lose yourself in the beauty of pulsing. Callanetics is addictive. We warned you. This community of faithful practitioners is dedicated to sharing the joy of Callanetics with the world. We are here to inspire, educate and motivate. Many of us have flirted with the program over the course of our lives and find ourselves always returning to what we believe is the most effective fitness approach one can discover. Won't you join us in discovering the inner you? Your body deserves ggm this. Let's get started. ggm
I'm trying something different this month. Our class is using a new routine that's an update of AM/PM and I've just finished the Sunrise version of it. Tonight I'll finish the day with Sunset. I haven't decided how to incorporate it into the plan yet. I'm playing around with doing them every day or possibly only on the days I don't do a regular session. As thoroughly as the combined routines target the entire musculature there are other movements I still want to include. What I might end up doing is simply adding those other movements into the Sunrise or Sunset versions. ggm I have only seen the AM/PM routine once and I took no notes, so I'm not certain how these stack up against it. If someone out there has the DVD, could I impose upon you to post a list of the movements and the required pulses so I could compare them? I'll post again tonight after doing my Sunset session. I must say that this morning, doing the Sunrise part with the sun rising behind me over the hills of our luscious river valley, reflected in the mirror before me, was almost magical. I could definitely get used to this. Later. Happy pulsing.
Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: ggm Canada Posts: 183 Gallery: ggm Jigglebuster Stats: 168..153(2013)/155/Healthy 5'7.5" wrist: 6.25" ggm WO
Forum Jump User Control Panel Private Messages Subscriptions Who's Online Search Forums Forums Home Main Lowcarb Lobby Eating and Exercise Plans Weight ggm Loss Plans Atkins Nutritional Approach Atkins '72 ggm Atkins ggm Induction Eat Fat, Get Thin JUDDD Medi Weightloss ggm Nutritional Ketosis / High Fat, Low Carb Paleolithic & Neanderthin South Beach Diet Stillman's Vegetarian Other Plans Organic and Natural Eating The Maintain Lane Muscle Matters! The Exercise Board Support Groups The Century Club Low Carb Challenges! The Golden Years Recipes and Menus Low Carb Recipe Help & Suggestions Recipe Forum Sticky Threads Memorial to Kevinpa: His Best Recipes Low Carb Menus Recipes for Any Diet Plan Menus for Any Diet Plan Health Support Groups General Health/Medical Issues Candida and Yeast Diabetes ggm Weight Loss Surgery Celiac / Gluten-Free Cholesterol and Heart Health ggm ggm Thyroid Addiction Support Women's Health General Skin Care / Make-up Pulmonary Diseases Children's Health Supplements and Low Carb Products Vitamins and Supplements Low Carb Product Reviews Inspiration and Wisdom Recommended Reading Low Carb Success Stories!! Past Amazing Posts! Website/Technical Issues Help Desk Suggestions for the Webmaster
Callanetics is a no-impact approach to fitness that combines extreme mindfulness with exact positioning, using the tiniest controlled pulsing actions and thoughtful stretching to coax your muscles ggm back into health and harmony with your skeletal system. By committing yourself to at least two to four sessions a week you can set yourself on a path of continually becoming thinner and stronger every single day. Callanetics is particularly beneficial for those struggling with back or joint discomfort. Many practitioners share the joy of banishing ggm pain from their bodies and feeling youthful and rejuvenated. Callanetics is appropriate for any size, shape or level of physical fitness. There is virtually no chance of damaging yourself. The goal of a successful student is to reach the point of being able to work "relaxed and effortless". We jokingly refer to it as a "no sweat program". The honest student knows that, given the right temperature and humidity levels there WILL be some sweat, but the gentle nature of Callanetics makes one set that aside as you lose yourself in the beauty of pulsing. Callanetics is addictive. We warned you. This community of faithful practitioners is dedicated to sharing the joy of Callanetics with the world. We are here to inspire, educate and motivate. Many of us have flirted with the program over the course of our lives and find ourselves always returning to what we believe is the most effective fitness approach one can discover. Won't you join us in discovering the inner you? Your body deserves ggm this. Let's get started. ggm
I'm trying something different this month. Our class is using a new routine that's an update of AM/PM and I've just finished the Sunrise version of it. Tonight I'll finish the day with Sunset. I haven't decided how to incorporate it into the plan yet. I'm playing around with doing them every day or possibly only on the days I don't do a regular session. As thoroughly as the combined routines target the entire musculature there are other movements I still want to include. What I might end up doing is simply adding those other movements into the Sunrise or Sunset versions. ggm I have only seen the AM/PM routine once and I took no notes, so I'm not certain how these stack up against it. If someone out there has the DVD, could I impose upon you to post a list of the movements and the required pulses so I could compare them? I'll post again tonight after doing my Sunset session. I must say that this morning, doing the Sunrise part with the sun rising behind me over the hills of our luscious river valley, reflected in the mirror before me, was almost magical. I could definitely get used to this. Later. Happy pulsing.
Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: ggm Canada Posts: 183 Gallery: ggm Jigglebuster Stats: 168..153(2013)/155/Healthy 5'7.5" wrist: 6.25" ggm WO
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