[NEohioPAL] Budokon: Jennifer Aniston's workout weapon

Eric Lualdi ericjlualdi at gmail.com
Tue May 4 16:51:30 PDT 2010


* The yoga-meets-martial arts practice is the newest way to get movie star
fit

   - By Tracy Picha, Flare.com

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*A: Try adding martial arts to your yoga training in the form of Budokon.
Referred to as everything from an “integrative movement system” to the
“science of mind and movement”, this up-and-coming form of exercise is also
just plain fun. (And if you like Jennifer Aniston’s shape, Budokon gets some
of the credit).

You know that series of yoga moves — plank to downward dog to cobra? Try
doing it in one uninterrupted, extreme slow-motion flow, pushing a roll
through your spine to get you there and back.

And that’s just a warm up.

What’s cool about Budokon is that the fluid and dynamic yoga moves you do at
the beginning of class are exactly what your martial arts moves —like
roundhouse kicks — look like at the end. Only difference: you’re not pushing
against the floor anymore, you’re upright and landing kicks on the pad in
your instructor’s hands.

I can recommend this: if you can, go directly to a class. Do not scan
YouTube for videos of anyone else doing Budokon because you’ll watch and
think, "my body can’t do that."

But that’s the whole point: try making your body do that. In the process
you’ll probably experience what I did — improved flexibility, balance,
control, coordination and strength. Is it any wonder Team Aniston is making
a move into rom-com/action flicks with the likes of Gerard Butler? Take that
Mr. and Mrs. Smith.*


I am now offering *Budokon* small group personal training at the Western
Reserve Racquet and Fitness Club in Hudson (http://www.wrrfclub.com/).
This is the same training program practiced by stars such as *Jennifer
Aniston, Courteney Cox Arquette, David Arquette, Renee Russo, and Olympic
gold medalist Kerri Walsh*.
*Budokon* ("The Way of the Warrior's Spirit") is a fusion of Yoga, Martial
Arts, and Zen Meditation.

First month-long session of Classes start May 17th, meeting twice a week:
Session A (evenings): Mondays and Wednesdays at 5:30pm
Session B (mornings): Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30am

Just $100 / month for members of Western Reserve Racquet and Fitness Club,
and $140 / month for non-members.

Class size is limited to 10 to provide individualized attention, so sign up
now!

I am ready to help you *today*. Email me at ericjlualdi at gmail.com for more
information!

-Eric Lualdi

-- 
"The way we do anything is the way we do everything."
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