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Good Job Colin!
Jesse, if you want a good school to go to, let me see if there's a BJJ school near you. I've lost close to 30 lbs in the past 2 months from just rolling, and not the rolling me and Colin used to do. =o) |
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Fortunately, the thought never occurred to me.
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unfortunately though, its not necessarily our own fault for not knowing any better ... with the amount of doctors & nutritionists who all charge money to give you a different piece of advice than the last person, how are we supposed to know what's the truth? we don't trust our own instinct enough ... we assume what we are being told must be right and ignore the pain in the stomach or stitch in the chest and assume it has 'gone away' when we can no longer feel it. listening to our bodies is so much more important than listening to a doctor. these days i research things as they relate to ME with the assistance of a group of people who have helped me regain my health - a naturopath, a massage therapist, a kineasiologist, my yoga instructor & a nutritionist ... i've lost over 17kg (37 pounds) ... Colin, i find it really hard some days to do what i KNOW i need to do to feel healthy - and as frustrating as it is to have someone else tell you, the trick is 'just do it!' ... i find that i'm a lot more motivated when i feel like i'm learning something new, especially about myself ... so i have been taking a series of yoga courses - yoga is something i have really enjoyed and had a lot of success with so i find myself getting excited by reaching new goals ... i couldn't touch my toes when i started, and for the first time the other day i not only touched my toes, but had my hands flat on the ground!! I can do these amazing twisty things with my body that feel uplifting!! THIS is motivation at its best ... i'm starting a new course next wednesday, which is the first in a series of 'teacher training' courses ... i'm not interested in being a yoga instructor, but i want to be motivated to do this for a long time to come, so why the hell not! pick something you like, and force yourself to be committed by making appointments for 'lessons' and paying money for classes etc ... eventually, you can't live without it! |
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I am following your track colin, i love to play sports but just raw working out and or getting off my ass to work out is hard to do... So I basically entered myself into a couple of bball and volleyball leagues around town so I'm busy 3 days a week playing ball for 2-3 hours each day.... each morning I run a couple miles after the 1st wek-week and a half your body wants to run as if it needs it...
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Colin, I quit smoking twice. One time cigarettes, one time joints.
Both were easy, but it is only easy if you follow my 2 step plan: 1. Really really want to stop. If you just "wanna try quit smokin'" it ain't working; 2. Be a non smoker, sounds strange, but it is the truth. If somebody offers you a cigarette, say you don't smoke. Do not say you QUIT smoking. There's a big difference between saying you quit smoking and saying you do not smoke at all. It's easy. It is all in the mind.
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>> Wow, man. Quitting smoking must be tough. Anyone here used to smoke and have quit permanently? If so, how did you do it?
yea I get my weed thru a vaporiser: http://www.vapir.com/ |
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