
The best way to overcome pain is to choose it!
Choosing pain doesn't mean you get more of it, quite the opposite.
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Choosing pain doesn't mean you get more of it, quite the opposite.
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Your brain has a mini me representation of your body built into it. This is the body that we're ACTUALLY looking to change when we do move and do bodywork.
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I have big plans to scale what I do this year and beyond. Let's partner to change lives.
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Subscribers will find a guided emotional processing exercise at the bottom.
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Expressing healthy anger is the key to pain relief, more connected relationships, and a good life.
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We've long known that clinical practice operates 20 years behind the research. But when it comes to low back pain, the lag in medicine, the media, and with payers is literally painful.
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The effectiveness of movement and exercise is less about the physical act, and more about "why" you choose to do those things. Turns out our mindset & intention is the key to fitness.
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Research says it takes 66 days to unlearn a habit. Change can be hard, but with a thoughtful process, it can be extremely satisfying and even life-changing!
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Making a diagnosis of primary or neuroplastic pain doesn't have to be one of exclusion, nor does it have to be complex or take a long time. You can even do it yourself. Check it out!
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Visualization is a little known secret of the best performers on the planet. Are you leveraging this skill to achieve your goals? Learn why and how my latest post...
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Most assume acute pain means injury; sprained your ankle, burned your skin, broke a bone, etc. It's not the case 9 times out 10. But this false assumption can lead to chronic symptoms.
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3 Big Ideas, 3 Quotes, and 3 (ok 4) Videos About Movement.
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Get to know delayed onset soreness and pain so it never holds you back again.
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What you think at the moment of pain's onset is consequential. Luckily, in that moment, you have a choice.
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Athletes, and most of the clinicians who treat them, default to pain being a body problem. Unfortunately, this assumption is wrong most of the time.
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Are you ready to (RE)discover your inner athlete?
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Pain was always designed to protect us from physical danger, like injury. But despite decades of science showing how pain is influenced by many factors beyond the body, most clinicians and people in pain still believe pain = injury.
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Inflammation gets a bad rap. Here's how to re-conceptualize it in it's various forms to reduce fear and enjoy better performance.
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