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thursday 06-24-2008 03:58 PM

Biofeedback: what are you doing that helps?
 
Sandi K had mentioned in the TOS comfort tips thread that she uses biofeedback when she's driving to check her posture. I have the hardest time being aware of what my body is doing and I am really curious to learn from everyone what kind of biofeedback techniques they do/ use.

astern 07-01-2008 07:34 AM

are we not listening to our bodies?
 
Wow, strange that NOBODY had anything to add to this thread.

I'm just as guilty as the rest - I have no 'official' biofeedback program or instruction that I follow. And listening to our bodies isn't a cake-walk. I'm trying :rolleyes: to pay more attention to when I begin to get fatigued. If I'm really paying attention, I stop at the first sign of uncomfortableness when I'm on a walk or doing any exercise/task. But my type-A personality says push thru the pain, keep going. WRONG-O!!!

If I mind myself (stop, ice, rest, stretch, etc.) I fair much better the next day.

thursday 07-01-2008 11:37 AM

I feel ya astern!!! And in addition, my complaint about being so-aware of my body I get this feeling of being self obsessed!! It's hard to juggle the mind and body to deal with physical limitations even if it is for the repair sake!! :o

But again, if anyone wants to shed some light on biofeedback- please do!!


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