John Kass (aka GoJohnnyGo.com) has a neurological condition called HSP – as he says in the first video, “my legs don’t talk to my brain.” Follow along as Ron Morris presents a genuine balanced approach to natural healing. This is … Continue reading →
Here, I apply The Balance to my body. A slow-motion motorcycle accident (not anything cool — more like comedy) left me with a fractured tibia. The doctors said “immediate surgery;” — and if you know me, you can figure out … Continue reading →
The last best chance to get back to the top, physically and emotionally, is to start at square 1 and nothing but square 1 {HANZO PHILOSOPHY}. And so… the tale of two diverse professionals is born…
Continue reading →Sharon has Parkinson’s Disease. After working with Ron on Qi Gong and Tai Chi techniques for about six months, she says: “I enjoy it because I’m able to get my body back the way it was before… before the Parkinson’s … Continue reading →
Check this out — a slow-motion motorcycle accident (not anything cool — more like comedy) left me with a fractured tibia. The doctors said “immediate surgery;” — and if you know me, you can figure out what *I* said! Follow … Continue reading →
what is the balance of things ? what does it take to accomplish balance ? is this another trick to get you to watch one of my videos ? well? enjoy balls and bombs and glean the secret to your … Continue reading →
the fight for food entertainment…….. comfort in calories……….. the act of addiction. how come so few wish to reveal the desire to just eat and do nothing else? treading the food pool of boredom which they wade through, grazeing unabashedly, downing … Continue reading →
There is always a Beginning, a place of inception, a true base. I have created and am currently teaching this singularity to all my students. The goal is to expound on this to those who don’t think they can achieve … Continue reading →
Look kids, it’s simple. Two good meals a day, go for a walk, touch your toes, follow the blogs, and start thinking for yourself. This fall, stop making excuses and stop saying “Now is the time” or “I’ll start tomorrow” … Continue reading →
