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Bold moves, big dreams, and the people who made them happen. In this podcast, we uncover the stories of those who bet on themselves—why they did it, how they pushed through, and what it took to turn risk into reward.Feeling the itch to chase your own dream? Start that podcast. Write that book. Take the leap. ✅Want to share your story with me, send me an email at: Johnobie2468@gmail.com#takingchances #whynotyou #leadville #lt100 #mentalhealth #Running #hokaoneone #tailwindnutrition #dontquit #hardwork #determination #discipline #motivation #ultrarunning #family #therapy #...

Join Brett Cagle and Anthony Balester as they look at the biggest stories in the combat sports world Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Empire Fighting Chance is a leading sport for development charity born on the streets of Bristol in 2006 to fight the impact of inequality on young people's lives. The Empire Fighting Chance podcast is a series of conversations between journalist Neil Maggs and the individuals behind the charity about how we can change the lives of young people and the world around them.To support Empire Fighting Chance and to find out more about the work we do, head to www.empirefightingchance.org Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jonathan Chance, a prostate cancer survivor and award-winning reporter, hosts Prostate Cancer Aware, which focuses on providing news, information, and insights about prostate cancer. The podcast is patient-centered, aiming to look at prostate cancer from the patient's perspective. It covers topics like early detection, men's risks, treatment options, and overall men's health. The podcast not only features medical insights from renowned doctors but also personal stories, aiming to empower men to discuss prostate cancer openly with their doctors and among themselves. This approach underscores ...

Yoga as a way of life has been around for at least 5,000 years. That tenacity that cannot be denied. Yoga is more of a philosophy or a way of life than a religion or a physical practice. The term yoga signified "unity" in ancient India. It means coming together as a whole person, soul, body, and mind. Physical positions, also known as asanas, are used to bring about this connection, although asana is only one of several forms of yoga. Yoga is a natural complement to meditation because of the way its postures focus on the connection between the body and the mind.

Fortunately, chair yoga is an accessible exercise that anyone can do—even seniors with body aches and mobility issues. With regular practice, your body will start to loosen up, feel more energized, and you’ll become more confident in your ability to do your daily tasks and move around. Experience beginner-friendly but powerful chair yoga poses that build strength, enhance flexibility, relieve pain, and improve balance.