The vital connection between physical health and spiritual well-being cannot be over-emphasized. Individuals, by caring for their bodies through proper nutrition, rest, and exercise, by default, express their spiritual nature. Neglect or overindulgence can lead to illness, while balanced self-care fosters harmony between spirit and matter, enhancing life's experiences and spiritual connectivity.
Improving physical fitness involves various methods of approach. No 'one approach' is superior to another. Consistency in exercising (by utilizing the chosen modality) is a crucial component, The individual('s) goals shape the fitness journey. Choosing enjoyable, practical modalities help to maintain motivation. Regular engagement ensures success.
To be dedicated to fitness is a good quality to possess. Consistency with one’s choices of exercise is important. One should not second guess or self-deprecate themselves when they have accomplished, at least, some level of activity.
Proper body function is reflective of spinal viability.
An older active adult may be required to adjust personal, individual training methodologies.
I am regularly questioned about the consistency of my dietary regimen. I do consume adequate amounts of nutrients, albeit on the lower end of the spectrum. Protein, Carbohydrate, Fat amounts are qualitatively assessed pre and post consumption. I eat to live; gustatory indulgence does not figure into my approach to dietary intake. I suppose that … Continue reading The way that I eat . . . . .
One can elect to be the personal envoy of their own health.
Let’s talk about breathing and moving. Both complement each other. Breathing supplies the oxygen needed for enacting movement. Movement facilitates the proliferation of oxygen throughout the body. It is through movement that the overall tone of the body is maintained. Breathing exercises, per se, are critical for maintaining the pliability and the continued functionality of the … Continue reading Breathe and move . . . Move and breathe.
It seems that in modern society, movement, exercise, is an auxiliary activity. In light of the typically mundane acts of sleeping, going to work, coming home, spending time with family, playing computer games, there is little to no time given to physical activity (movement, exercise)
Range of motion (ROM) is an important quality of human physical functioning.
Ab-Sutra Wellness and Fitness 