Re: [supertraining]Balance & Postural Training?

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>From: " Thibaudeau " <chris_thibaudeau@...>

>Well, her (Chris' girlfriend)posture might be coincidental, it might >be

>due to several

>physical or psychological factors ... but anyway, it's a

>reeeaaallly nice posture :-))))

In a close relationship, I would expect that there would be several

" dynamic " situations where posture would come into " play " . Trust what you

observe in motion and in action, I would say.

Joe Alden

Atlanta USA

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>

> In a close relationship, I would expect that there would be several

> " dynamic " situations where posture would come into " play " . Trust

what you

> observe in motion and in action, I would say.

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From my observations, her seemingly abnormal posture (by normal

standards)does not seem to affect her dynamic actions and she indeed

is more than functional in a variety of physical demeanor and her

physical capacities does not seem to be hindered :-)

Now THAT was romantic ...

Christian Thibaudeau

yadda yadda ... too tired to type the whole bit

Trois-Rivieres, Canada