Weak shoulders? Try this brainy tip

"Brainy What-Why-How"

Your weekly nibble of brain-based tips to help you move and feel great!

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What:

Add complex movements while working on something like your shoulder stability.

Why:

A lot of changes we want to make (like stabilising weak shoulders) are just learning something new for the brain

You can speed up this change (i.e. learn faster) by adding load.

Load can be many things:

• weight 🏋️‍♀️ 

• duration 🕰️ 

• number of reps ⏱️ 

• speed 🏃‍♀️ 

• and other things that make it harder 😮‍💨 

And 🧠NEUROLOGICAL load*🧠 is another way to make it harder! 

*Think: "make it hard for your brain" -- such as: coordinate many movements at once!

How:

So...how do you use neurological load for weak shoulders? 

One way is today's new class on Move With Adell: ​Warming Coordination Flow for Shoulders and Side Body​ 🤤 

In it, I guide you through some movements that will help your brain map out better shoulder stability...

This will help make shoulder stability a HABIT (so you can do it mindlessly! Easy!) 

☝️  particularly great for you if you have with weak or hypermobile shoulders!

To increase the brain's learning of this movement, and to help the brain recognise it as "safe", we add some neurological "load":

• by being mindful of what we're doing, 

• and adding the option to further activate the cerebellum with extra movements through the legs.

If you're like "umm...hang on...I'm not sure I get it..." then, the best way is just to experience it yourself!

​Start your 7-day free trial of Move with Adell​ and jump into today's new flow!

"Forever is composed of nows." - Emily Dickinson #dharana

Thank you for reading!

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Make the most of NOW,

Adell xoxo

Want to go way deeper on all of this geeky brain stuff?​ • Join my next NeuroYoga TTC ​here​!​ • Check out the courses from Z-health, where I started my education in brain-based approaches: ​Click here​ for my discount codes on their first 3 courses!

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