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June 2008
Challenge Yourself
You can do it: practical, easy ways to get better, stronger, wiser every day!Looking for some inspiring new challenges? The June 2008 issue of Experience
Life is all about living life at your full potential. We’ve gathered up expert
advice and insight on how you can get stronger, wiser and more motivated every
day! Take a look at these ideas for becoming your best, most vibrant self —
body, mind and soul. Take a look, and then tell us what you think. And if you like this
newsletter, please feel free to share it with a friend.
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Coverage | Solid Gold Champion
Three-time world karate champion Elisa Au blazes trails for future generations
and sets the karate world on fire. READ ON ...
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Thoughts From the Editor | No Show, No Glow
It’s only by showing up fully for what’s going on in our lives right here and
now - and for the choices and commitments... READ ON ...
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Fitness Fixes | Muscle Bound
Bothered by muscle tightness, soreness and strain? A hands-on,
biomechanics-based treatment called MAT can soothe discomfort, improve... READ ON ...
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Form & Function | Pause for Power
Adding a short pause at the end of a tough set can help you overcome plateaus
in your resistance-training routine. READ ON ...
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Nutrients | Beyond Grains
Looking to curtail your wheat intake? Here are five less-ordinary whole grains
to try out - for your health, for your taste buds and just for... READ ON ...
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Inspired Kitchen | Mango
A sumptuous, tropical delight that's rich in antioxidants and sweetly
refreshing. READ ON ...
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Head Out | Mind-Body Adventure
Blend mind-body practices with adrenaline-pumping sports, and you get a hybrid
adventure that challenges you and keeps you grounded. READ ON ...
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Renewal | Pet Peeves
The little irritations we face every day can lead to dangerous levels of
stress. Here’s how to cope. READ ON ...
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