Happy Spring!

All shapes and sizes can workout!

Losing weight is easier if you eat less bread, potatoes, rice and grain. Work out at least 3 times every week to build muscle. Muscle burns fat. Balance your hormones and get enough protein, green vegetables and good fats like coconut and olive oils. Stop the sugar!!!

I can bring you out of hibernation--realign your body, relax you, and break up the adhesions in your muscles and joints. I can teach you new patterns that can relieve the pain in your body, and get you stronger. You will feel much better!

David fell hard skiing, and then four weeks later tripped on a broken sidewalk while jogging. He suffered injuries to his face, hand, and shoulder, which hurt the worst.

It hurt him to place his arm behind him, and to cross his body, and annoyed him so much he took time from his busy law practice to seek treatment!

After one treatment, his range of motion was restored. After two more treatments, pain in the rotator cuff dropped from a level 8 to a 1. We focused on associated problems--his neck pain and his poor posture with his head being too far forward. Now he is seeing with "eyes in the back of his head" which keeps his head over his shoulders, where it belongs!

David says, "I am amazed! In one visit I felt immediate results. I had the idea that a doctor would not help me; he would do 'tests' and tell me what my problem wasn't. Sara actually worked each tendon until it was much freer and easier to move. Sara is a healer."


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The three most common causes for injury are playing too much, poor swing mechanics, and hitting the ground when you swing. You could have a muscle imbalance, a postural imbalance, or just be weak.
 

It's best to see a professional who can evaluate your body and look at your biomechanics. But if you want to check your own alignment, make a plumb line in front of a full-length mirror, and measure your symmetry. See if one shoulder is higher. Look down and see if one hip is forward.
What movements do you need to make to bring more symmetry and therefore better weight distribution throughout your body into your feet?
That will help you play better golf.

When you swing, your head and sacrum should remain in the same plane, while your arms and rib cage spiral around your center line, an imaginary axis along your spine. You feel like you are winding up on the upswing, and then unwinding to bring the club down, without moving your spine.

 

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