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I would like to focus your attention upon the topic of your emotions. 
As Dr. Bruce Lipton author of the ground breaking book "The Biology Of Belief" would say "Your body is your subconscious mind" and I'll add that our Emotions are our Energetic Nerves.

Let me elaborate upon this statement so that you may better understand how this understanding can be used for your benefit.

Each and every one of us are made up of energy. We pulse or resonate at a particular frequency, which in turn dictates our experiences. Each of you emit continuous vibrational waves of energy. By now many of you have become familiar with the concept of "the Law of Attraction."  You can only experience what you resonate with. But how do you know what you are pulsing out?

Your emotions [are] your indicators to let you know what vibrational "channel" you have tuned into. However, most humans allow their thoughts to be determined by their circumstances, as they continually react to the experiences around them.

You see, if you were to place your hand in a fire, you have nerves in your hands to let you know that it hurts. You would quickly remove your hand. Not once would you leave your hand in the fire, and then discuss with those around you how badly your hand hurts. Nor would you keep your hand in the fire to justify the pain you are feeling. Yet we watch as so many humans do exactly this with negative emotions such as fear, emotional pain, sadness, anxiousness, a bad relationship, and many other negative feelings.

Your emotions were simply meant to act as energetic nerves to help you quickly decipher and move away from what causes you emotional pain, just as your physical nerves are meant to quickly alert of you physical pain so that you can remove the cause immediately. You intended to use your emotions to help you gain clarity upon what you like and what you do not.

When you use your emotions as energetic sensors or nerves to simply let you know that you are experiencing something positive or negative you would spend so much less time experiencing the circumstances you consider to be so challenging, so negative or so painful.

Remember, what you focus upon will always expand.  So when you use your emotions as a compass or a rutter on a ship, you may then steer away from what pains you and towards what you love, what you enjoy, what makes you feel good. This is why we say, your emotions are simply your energetic nerves. Pull away from all that pains you and focus your attention upon all that you love.

I hope that I have served you in some way.  Peace and Love.

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Has the cold weather kept you from going to the gym?  For many it's been a slow start for New Year's fitness.  But don't worry, there is still time.

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DarrylAccountability Is Key To Success

Hold your performance coach or personal trainer accountable but most importantly hold YOURSELF accountable. Our job as fitness professionals is to guide, motivate and keep you safe during exercise. Your job is to give maximum effort. Cutting corners only hinders YOUR success. 

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Tips to Keep New Years Resolution Going Strong
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Whatever the resolution is, you need to have a game plan to be successful. It's no secret that most New Year's resolutions fail, and often this failure can be attributed to not having a solid game plan.  Here are tips you can put to use to make sure this is year you succeed! 

1 Set Deadlines

A huge problem is that there aren't deadlines. A goal is only so good as you reaching it, but if there's no deadline in place, what's pushing you forward? 
Set a specific date that will keep you accountable. Make it realistic, but at the same time firm!

2 Don't spread yourself thin

Another issue people face with their resolutions is they spread themselves too thin and try to accomplish a little more than they can handle.  Want to improve your fitness level? Great. Want to improve your career? That's awesome.  Just don't try and do it all at once.

You don't want to overload yourself and become overwhelmed and get nowhere.  Focus on one task at a time, and move on to the next!

3 Tell someone!

Rather than keeping your resolution a secret, open up and tell a friend about it.  Not only will this person support your efforts, but hold you accountable too!

4 Visualize

Imagine yourself at your end-state. What you will look like , how you will feel, the joy that thing brings you.  Visualize how others will act around you, how it will impact your day to day life.

having this vivid mental picture in the back of your mind can be very powerful and can motivate you when you'd rather skip the gym session or dig into those donuts.

5 Get Help
     
     If your resolution puts you out of your comfort zone or involves doing something you're not entirely sure how to do (for example, lifting weights correctly), be sure to see the professional you need before beginning.

Far too many people choose to go at it alone and start off on the wrong foot. This causes them to waste months and months of time, or even worse, getting hurt!

It may cost a bit of money upfront, but it's money well spent if you're serious about reaching your goal.
 
Reach your goals! Contact Geo today!

Bonus Fitness Tip: 
All Temperature Workouts

Training and working out is a constant challenge. When it is as cold as it has been out lately, it's an even bigger challenge to stay motivated and go to the gym. A trainer, or even workout partner can keep you motivated and accountable to make that session , regardless of what the thermometer says.  Have the attitude that working out is like brushing your teeth.  Whether it's 90 degrees out, or 10 degrees out,  it has got to get done!


Dress accordingly and refresh those workout playlists!

Cheers!

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Body Mass Index (BMI) is essentially a height to weight ratio.  Am I a healthy weight for my height.

 

Figure out your BMI now.

Underweight = < 18.5

Normal Weight = 18.5-24.9

Overweight = 25-29.9

Obese- 30 or higher


 

Remember, speak to your doctor before starting a fitness program and then seek out the right personal trainer for correct program design.  Enjoy your workout! 

 

chris Exploring NYC's Personal Training Gyms: 

We'll return next month with another visit

By Glenn Dickstein

By Chris Granville

Gramercy Pilates                               Gotham Gym

Mid-City Gym                                    Thrive 

X93                                                        Remora Fitness

Hype Gym                                            Work Train Fight

Fitness Results                                     Steel Gym

Titan Fitness                                        Atomic Total Fitness

Core Fitness                                         As1Fitness 

Tribeca Health & Fitness                  Velocity Sports NYC

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