02/06/2006 In Check It Out, Practice / Training by andy
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In my energy balance article, I mentioned a product from RMAX called Warrior Wellness that I highly recommend for releasing stored tension, increasing dynamic range of motions, and generally keeping the body working as it should. Specifically, I listed it as suggested body maintenance for Taidoka.
In this review, I will share with you some of the things I love about the Warrior Wellness program. I’m hoping that i’ll convince you to purchase it for yourself so you can experience the benefits of including it in your own practice (and I do mean include; you don’t have to add anything, as Warrior Wellness can be integrated with whatever you already do - I refer here to your Taido practice sessions).
In my energy balance article, I mentioned a product from RMAX called Warrior Wellness that I highly recommend for releasing stored tension, increasing dynamic range of motions, and generally keeping the body working as it should. Specifically, I listed it as suggested body maintenance for Taidoka.
In this review, I will share with you some of the things I love about the Warrior Wellness program. I’m hoping that i’ll convince you to purchase it for yourself so you can experience the benefits of including it in your own practice (and I do mean include; you don’t have to add anything, as Warrior Wellness can be integrated with whatever you already do - I refer here to your Taido practice sessions).
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03/12/2007 In Miscellany by andy
Last year, I composed a sort of Christmas list for Taido. It’s been an eventful year, and some of the things on that list became reality. One of the really awesome things about Taido is that it’s always changing, and I’m pretty excited that most of these changes appear to be happening for the better.
I have a lot of dreams for the next year in Taido. Before I start listing off every conceivable wish I could have for Taido over the next year, I’ll review the items I posted in last year’s list. Here they are:
2006 List Recap
- American-flag print, satin karate uniform - Nope! But I did get an awesome Gameness grappling gi this summer. I guess that’ll have to do for now.
Last year, I composed a sort of Christmas list for Taido. It’s been an eventful year, and some of the things on that list became reality. One of the really awesome things about Taido is that it’s always changing, and I’m pretty excited that most of these changes appear to be happening for the better.
I have a lot of dreams for the next year in Taido. Before I start listing off every conceivable wish I could have for Taido over the next year, I’ll review the items I posted in last year’s list. Here they are:
2006 List Recap
- American-flag print, satin karate uniform - Nope! But I did get an awesome Gameness grappling gi this summer. I guess that’ll have to do for now.
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10/12/2007 In Taido/Blog by andy
So another year has gone by, and Taido/Blog is officially two years old now. I’m pretty excited about that, and I’m also excited about the end of 2007 and all of the symbolic meaning of an approaching new year. I’m already looking forward to a ton of great things that will be happening in 2008. But first, a short look back.
So far, 2007 has been a super-great year for me. In addition to marking my 30th birthday, I’ve enjoyed a deepening relationship with my girlfriend, a job that I find rewarding and fun, and a general sense that things are moving in the right direction.
So another year has gone by, and Taido/Blog is officially two years old now. I’m pretty excited about that, and I’m also excited about the end of 2007 and all of the symbolic meaning of an approaching new year. I’m already looking forward to a ton of great things that will be happening in 2008. But first, a short look back.
So far, 2007 has been a super-great year for me. In addition to marking my 30th birthday, I’ve enjoyed a deepening relationship with my girlfriend, a job that I find rewarding and fun, and a general sense that things are moving in the right direction.
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