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Stretch Your Body – Stretch Your Mind

Earlier today I was working out with a couple guys

in a gymnastics center. After doing a few sets of

Hindu Pushups, squats and bridging, I began to

work on my backbend.

This means falling into a back bridge from a standing

position.

Now, most people would consider me as having a pretty

phenomenal bridge, especially considering my size. Yet,

I’m always looking to improve – so I pulled the school’s

coach to the side and said, “Got any more tips on what

I can do to make my bridge better?”

He walked into the other room with me. I demonstrated

what I was doing, then told him I felt stuck and wanted to

move to another level in this exercise.

Next thing you know, he has me doing a couple exercises

I’d never seen before. I got into position and executed them

as best I could. And I started feeling muscles I wasn’t hitting

fully before.

When I came out of the bridge, I was feeling euphoric. Had

blood hitting the noggin at a faster rate of speed. My it felt

good. It’s the sort of feeling that comes with a breakthrough

in your life.

“You realize you stretched a foot farther than before, don’t

you?” said the coach.

“A foot?” I questioned. “Are you serious?”

“Yes, you moved a foot further than before. The exercise I

gave you forced more weight forward. Amazing, huh?”

I set a time to work with him next week – not because I need

to, but because I want to. I want to get even more out of my

body – in part because I realize that the more I get from my

body, the more I get from my mind.

After a good workout, after a session in which I get my body

to open up at a deeper level – there is always a corresponding

opening in the mental and spiritual realm – if you look for it.

The reason this is so is simple: Your mind, body and soul are

interconnected to begin with. It’s just that we’ve been taught

to separate them so we can study them.

That’s fine – yet it has it’s limitations. Causes much confusion,

me thinks. You’ve got so-called intellectuals who think they’re

smart because they don’t exercise or play sports. They can

brag about their academic smarts all they want – but if they

have a hang-over gut, they’re missing something upstairs.

Want to be smart? Then train your body and get it to do

what you want it to. You’ll quickly find, the moment you

begin to exercise, that your mind, your intellect and your

imagination, are the keys that determine whether or not

you get fit – as well as HOW fit you get.

Not convinced? Fine, then go for a walk and pay attention

to your thoughts. Find out whose in charge of your body

as you listen to the internal babble going on. Find out whose

in charge as you see the images you paint in your imagination.

You’ll find the same stranger who will stretch your body and your

mind to a new dimension – if you’ll say the magic word … “yes.”

Want to stretch further? Then become a member of the Matt Furey

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members-only discussion forum, where you receive the coaching and

advice that will turn your life around.

Not only that, but you’ll also get my monthly newsletter and CD as part

of the program. Each month I expand, in great detail, upon what I’ve

given you here for nothing.

If you think what you’ve just read is enough to help you get on your way

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Kick butt – take names,

Matt Furey

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