Interesting technique to revitalise energy

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alex
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Interesting technique to revitalise energy

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Supposedly it does.

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http://www.sherdog.net/forums/f2/phil-n ... ue-915177/

Back Heart Chakra
The back heart chakra is located at the back of the heart. It primarily controls and energises the lungs and to a lesser degree the heart and the thymus gland. Malfunctioning of the back heart chakra manifests as lung problems such as asthma, tuberculosis and others.

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1) gsp is controlling his breathing
2) Cornerman has his hands over his thymus gland, back heart chakra
3) Cornerman is circuling counter clockwise
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Maybe i should ask his S&C coach about this on strengthcoach.com.. is this legit?
Working "hard," or the perception of working hard, doesn't really mean anything. Sweating, vomiting, and breathing hard could be a good workout or a tropical disease kicking in.-Dan John
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can contact gsp directly ?
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This site his is S&C coach's site.
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waiting for him to release his DVD, his training is not bad.
Has lots of ideas and practical progression, took some from his preview ones he showed on the SC.com
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Interesting. Scott Sonnon also has some fringe science techniques: https://rmaxinternational.3dcartstores. ... p_183.html

Shirley, can copy this for me? :lol:
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