The SketchUp Fit Club Revived!
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Well you can't argue with Remus, bottoms up!
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what about Falon dafa? you can easily compare simillar movements to Qi kong ones, they are verry powerful in my sight.
and for brain , Transcendental Meditation
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Oh. .. I thought this was the SU FIGHT Club.
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Its never too late to do Asian martial arts as they are ultimatly about form (kata), thus health, like beautiful Tai chi movement, or an old man in the park:-) Don't skip the credits at the end.
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@majid said:
what about Falon dafa? you can easily compare simillar movements to Qi kong ones, they are verry powerful in my sight.
and for brain , Transcendental MeditationHmm, even though I quit training I might do a little research on this...
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@unknownuser said:
Oh. .. I thought this was the SU FIGHT Club.
Dude, you just broke the first rule of Fight Club!
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Good lead in artical Coen, lots of good tips. IMHO should a goal for everyone.
Testimonial time:
Today is the first day in over a week I have been able to look through the forum. Last Sunday I was in a freaky accident -I tripped in a building and was struck by falling framing lumber that broke my left femur! I had surgery that night, got a metal rod inserted, stiched up and was sent home Wednesday. the last few days I have been hopping around on crutches but healing well. The point of this - this last few years I have been eating properly and exercising to ward off cardiac issues and to make my knees feel better. Four years ago I took off 40 pounds (18Kg)and have kept it off. The knees feel pretty good. The exercising has given me strength and endurance. With the broken leg I would be a basket case if I was not in descent shape. As it is, the medical physical therapy folks are very pleased with my speedy recovery route. It will be a while before I am "dancing with the stars" but will be quicker because of taking care of the old body.
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Hi Jim
Sorry to hear about your accident. Sounds like a pretty bad one. Hope it doesn't interefere with your planned trip to the Emerald Isle later in the year!
God Bless & get well soon.
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And what style is that please?
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Shotokan, I believe.
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@dermotcoll said:
Hi Jim
Sorry to hear about your accident. Sounds like a pretty bad one. Hope it doesn't interefere with your planned trip to the Emerald Isle later in the year!
God Bless & get well soon.
Thanks Dermot,
We will have to take a rain check on the trip - we received notice that the reunion festivities were canceled because of University cutbacks, plus this leg may be healed by then but I have been assured I won't be up for the kind of walking good tourists like my wife and I would be doing. Just a setback - not really a cancellation!
Jim
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I´ll keep my fingers crossed, Jim!
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Well Coen, Just had my first taste of Pomelo thanks to you. A little bit of an exercise in peeling, but really a great taste. Thanks for that.
And Jim Speedy recovery!
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Jim, wow that is unfortunate but I am glad you are on the mend and have a great attitude about it.
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Hmm, I better do some research on that...
Sorry to hear that, I wish you a speedy recovery.
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Here is a Shotokan website: http://www.theshotokanway.com/
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I was thinking of asking my sensei but allright!
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@unknownuser said:
Jim, wow that is unfortunate but I am glad you are on the mend and have a great attitude about it.
Thanks guys for the kind words.
Boo - my wife is and RN and won't let me whine so I keep looking on the "half full" side of things.
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Please to see you coming back in the forums Cohen,
They "fit" better with you in for sureDear Jim a thought for you. I wish you a cool and quick recover.+++++++++
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