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We could all use some calm in our lives. If you’re feeling a lack of calm, I want to walk you through what you can do to lower your nervous system using this acronym:
C - Clear your voice, your breath, and your thoughts.
A - Aim for one minute of closed eyes and following your breath.
L - Lightly tap your body.
M - Make room for stillness
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Roger Gunn is a golf professional who played in college at UCLA and on the PGA Tour. He’s a two-time US Open participant and a Senior Open participant, and is in Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Alumni. Most importantly, he practices LYT™ Daily!
As a professional golfer, you find yourself performing so many repetitive, taxing motions that you burn out your body (and your mind) in just a few weeks. Maintaining the spine is incredibly important.
He shares some of the exercises and techniques that he’s learned to help with his flexibility and range of motion, and how that’s affected his golf game.
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Welcome to Wednesday Q&A, where you ask questions and Kristin Williams and I answer them!
Your questions:
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While we’re all more isolated by necessity, there are so many benefits to finding a group for self-improvement. It’s more important than ever to break out of our shells.
When we’re by ourselves, we can grow unaware of our bad habits because they become automatic, but once we’ve put ourselves in a group where those bad habits are not accepted, or the good habits we aren’t doing for ourselves are the norm, it puts us in stark contrast and motivates us to make changes.
To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: lytyoga.com
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Today we have two fabulous physical therapists who happen to be engaged to each other, Dr. Jen Esquer and Dr. Domenic Fraboni.
Known as @docjenfit on Instagram, Jen is the creator of The Mobility Method. Dom is the author of “The Kitchen Independence Cookbook.” And together, they host The Optimal Body Podcast.
We have a casual chat about what it’s like being PTs in the world today, putting yourself out there online, what it’s like being in a relationship, pivoting their businesses during quarantine, and their three non-negotiables for feeling your best.
To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: lytyoga.com
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Redefining Yoga is a production of Crate Media
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Welcome to Wednesday Q&A, where you ask questions and I answer them! Today, we’re also joined by a special guest: Kristin Williams, a fellow PT and yogi who has an amazing therapeutic series on LYT™ Daily.
Your questions:
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We are all wired a certain way, and it is so important to know who we are at our essence.
That doesn’t mean we can’t rewire ourselves and shift some things, but we have some circuitry that’s pre-programmed into our nature and it’s important to recognize and celebrate that. Because when we try to be someone who we are not, it can be exhausting — and it usually ends in headaches or tears. Know yourself, embrace yourself, and lean into it.
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Greg Heinemann is an Egoscue trainer and clinic owner, and he’s like a brother from another mother to me.
What is the Egoscue method? Named after its founder, Pete Egoscue, who set out on a journey to figure out how to correct his posture after dealing with some intensely painful recovery after being shot during the Vietnam war. Greg got interested in the field after his own struggles with recovery. He shares the process of becoming an Egoscue trainer, how the method works, the importance of posture awareness, and his own movement practice.
To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: lytyoga.com
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Redefining Yoga is a production of Crate Media
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Welcome to Wednesday Q&A, where you ask questions and I answer them! Today, we’re also joined by a special guest: Kristin Williams, a fellow PT and yogi who has an amazing therapeutic series on LYT™ Daily.
Your questions:
To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: lytyoga.com
Do you have a question?
Redefining Yoga is a production of Crate Media
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The surfer’s motto is to always be in the curl of the wave—to find that curl and ride it. When you find that sweet spot, you can make your way safely and smoothly to shore. Isn’t that a great metaphor for life?
Now we’re in a period of time where it feels as though we’re thrashing against the waves. We’re not finding that energetic spot that will allow us to balance and ride the wave calmly. So when you’re learning how to surf, in a metaphorical sense, there are some tips you can apply in your lives to help.
To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: lytyoga.com
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Redefining Yoga is a production of Crate Media
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From the publisher's feed
Redefining Movement, the LYT podcast, is hosted by two Physical Therapists: Lara Heimann, founder of LYT, and Kristin Williams, COO & Senior LYT Instructor. Together, they explore movement…
Blending scientific insights with soulful perspectives, Lara and Kristin transform our understanding of how our bodies and minds interact. Though the show has changed in several ways since the first episode in 2018, the mission remains steadfast and clear: to help us find freedom and feel empowered through intelligent movement patterns and a compassionate outlook, so we can all live more capable, connected, and uplifted lives.
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