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02-15-2006, 05:17 AM
I received my Intu-flow package yesterday. Very nice! A few of the mobility exercises remind me of things I learned to do in other venues which reassures me I won't be lost completely.
The mini clubbells are a surprise: Only five pounds you say? I showed them to my coworkers and all were amazed by how hefty they are- then the rude jokes started. I work with some frequently coarse-humored people.
I did some of the extensions exercises and was please to feel the effect they had upon my grip.
I have a critisism: In the basic and intermediate sections of Intuflow and in the extensions dvd I did not notice any instruction on how to plan and structure one's use of these principles and tools. In these fora I have caught refences to "density cycles", etc. Some explanation of these concepts would be useful. As it stands I will do these exercises but I shall have to make plans based upon trial and error, using old ideas from previous experience. I'm okay with that, but I get the feeling there's more to your method than I'm aware. On the other hand, perhap I need to spend more time and attention to your online magazine.
And lastly Coach you explain the KISS principle using ,as I did when I first learned of it, "keep it simple stupid". Perhaps "keep it short and simple" would be more appropriate to the spirit of your teaching?
All in all, no real complaints. I hope to learn more.
The mini clubbells are a surprise: Only five pounds you say? I showed them to my coworkers and all were amazed by how hefty they are- then the rude jokes started. I work with some frequently coarse-humored people.
I did some of the extensions exercises and was please to feel the effect they had upon my grip.
I have a critisism: In the basic and intermediate sections of Intuflow and in the extensions dvd I did not notice any instruction on how to plan and structure one's use of these principles and tools. In these fora I have caught refences to "density cycles", etc. Some explanation of these concepts would be useful. As it stands I will do these exercises but I shall have to make plans based upon trial and error, using old ideas from previous experience. I'm okay with that, but I get the feeling there's more to your method than I'm aware. On the other hand, perhap I need to spend more time and attention to your online magazine.
And lastly Coach you explain the KISS principle using ,as I did when I first learned of it, "keep it simple stupid". Perhaps "keep it short and simple" would be more appropriate to the spirit of your teaching?
All in all, no real complaints. I hope to learn more.