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Aging gracefully
February 19, 2015 - 10:53am
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Hi gr8fl,
Hi gr8fl,
Lovely post! It is interesting how we all approach these dvds differently, but end up with the same wonderful feelings and positive affects from doing them.
I didn't have any dance background at all, and I found the first aid for prolapse strange and difficult. Yes, I admit that I really didn't care for it, but I beleived so much in the message that I stuck with it. As I always say, so glad I did! I find such benefit from these movements.
Don't get me wrong, the yoga dvds were easier for me to acclimate to, but I have come to love all of them!!
Surviving60
February 19, 2015 - 10:59am
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Footwork
I would put myself somewhere in the middle of you two. I didn't study any dance as a child, but did take beginning adult ballet classes for awhile in my 20's and really loved it. It helped me develop some hip turnout that I was very much lacking, and I could feel myself moving more gracefully as I went throughout my day. Of course I was well past my formative years at that point, and only did a little more of this later on, in my 50's. If I were still doing it, I would have stopped the classes eventually, because of the suck-and-tuck approach. But I love the moves, and I guess I find myself equally drawn to the ballet and the yoga approaches. I very much needed Christine's footwork, and it has benefitted me greatly. - Surviving
chickaboom
February 19, 2015 - 3:03pm
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So sweet about your dh.
So sweet about your dh. Reminds me of LM Montgomery's female characters in many of her stories who always had exquisite ankles, with men falling head over heels in love with them ^^
Always made me painfully aware of my very wide very long very practical feet ;)
Sierra
February 20, 2015 - 3:13pm
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Dance videos
What is www? I'd love a dance video that supports proper posture! I'm a newbie here and am trying to soak it all in. I can't get enough of these success stories!