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If your muscle tension is a problem,
learn to Pandiculate.

 

Cats pandiculate 30-40 times a day.

That’s how they clear
their stress induced tensions and
remain
exquisitely supple.

Notice what it is tightening. It’s pandiculating the back of its neck and front of its shoulders, to lower the tension.

Pandiculation is an extraordinary re-patterning technique, a gentle yawning-like contraction of the muscle, followed by a slow, controlled lengthening to full rest.
Pandiculation is how your system naturally resets your muscle tension balance. 

1) Slow-motion yields faster change in muscle function,
2) Less effort brings more voluntary control,
3) It’s pain-free, which allows way more gain.

 It’s easy, and enjoyable.


The contraction feedback clarifies your somatic spatial perception, the map your brain has of your body.
The slow relax allows you to lower muscle tonus, to lower the resting tension of your muscles.


When applied to localized and full body tension patterns,

pandiculation is truly liberating.


Start with any of these videos.
This is the perfect way to begin.

Video: Pandiculation, it’s very different than stretching

 

 

 

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