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Evolution of Core Conditioning - Part 4: Research and Reality

Paul Chek
 Paul Chek 

  • The big picture – The undeniable relationship between our internal organs and our sensory-motor structures in the core conditioning equation.
  • "Dumbing down" of university students and health and exercise community.
  • Tunnel vision diagnosis and research findings throughout the body and throughout the industry!
  • Reality speaks – i.e. lower back pain with bladder infections.
  • Internal organs borrow sensory fibers from the sympathetic system.
  • “There is no such thing as lower and upper abdominals…” WHAT?
  • 1919 Eugene Sandow writes in Life Is Movement, “No man can achieve his strength potential until all his internal organs are healthy!” Who listened?
  • Study the frog in the pond, not glass box – the problems with using current scientific research to shape our thinking.
  • The key for fitness professionals - sit by the pond! Think, observe, absorb, look for patterns, feel, record observations – then go see if there is research to explain what you have found!

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COMMENTS
Khalil, Jad | 08 Mar 2011, 19:37 PM
"Study the frog in the pond - not glass box". Brilliant, thank you!
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