the big break – 2c – qi-gong healing
Qi-gong for the mind and body. Another part of how I healed my own broken leg without surgery. More at The Big Break … Continue reading →
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the big break – 2b – mind body café
the continuing story of how I healed my broken leg without surgery: the “mind body café” More at “the big break” … Continue reading →
about the Balance (active living & longevity edition)
here’s my talk at the Active Living & Longevity Expo last month. a little over 12 minutes about “The Balance” — it all comes back to: mind body spirit Gary Andresen behind the camera, Drew Miller on the edit, … Continue reading →
traditional Russian bench press
We’re… doing serious stuff today. Later on, we’re going to go break in to a house and save some kitty cats and some orphans. Sure, it’s not on fire, but that’s beside the point. You’ve got to practice. Our next … Continue reading →
traditional Russian deadlift
It’s that time of year again, kids, where we start giving back to the community. Here we are with the St. Joe’s Fire and Rescue. St. Joe’s is a bunch of volunteer fire department guys who found out where I live … Continue reading →
walking
the balance (2019 edition)
What is “the balance?” Here’s a clue on where to start your journey towards health and happiness. have a look around the site, then contact me so we can build an individualized program for you to find *your* balance. … Continue reading →
the big break 1g – negotiating steps
Nobody tells you how to deal with steps when you get out of the hospital after breaking your leg! Now you know. … Continue reading →
the big break 1f – the circus comes to town
More from the “Big Break” case study – the circus comes to town! Here I’m getting my upper body strength back with rings. … Continue reading →
the big break 1e – 1/3 of the way…
this is about where I was in my recovery around 40 days after the accident. I developed these exercises with my crutches and Swiss ball to strengthen my core and work my knee… but be careful! … Continue reading →