Those who do not notice will always be behind the herd

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<omagnan wrote:

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> I don't know if the alternative shoulder taping has the same

>effect,

 

To a much lesser degree than what you mentioned...

 

> but in my case, a " violent " cross crawl is essential.

 

I like that word " violent " .

 

So, what else did I leave out? There is much and I'm curious who will

notice " what specifically " ?

 

Thank you.

 

Ps. It's really one of those things that needs particular attention

to, especially if homolateral. So then they need that " special "

drill. Easily known with energy testing. Thank you Oliver.

 

> Olivier

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> docspeed2001

> creative_energies

> Thursday, April 10, 2008 6:22 PM

> [creative_energies] some differences in brain

 

 

> There are some brain differences.

 

> The corpus collostrum (sp?), which connect left and right brain

> hemispheres is about 2 ½ time larger in most females than in most

> males.

 

> This results in the following types of behavior.

 

> Males, on the average, do one thing well at a time, and they can do

>it very well.

 

> But if you get them multi-tasking, most have trouble, and the

>quality does goes down.

 

> Females, on the average do not do one thing as well as a male, but

> are masters of multi-tasking, and getting many things done at once.

 

> The good news is, with proper brain training, males can easily be

> taught to multi-task very effectively.

 

> 1. learning to go to alpha/theta through relaxation.

> 2. doing the alternative shoulder slapping

> 3. doing the Wayne Cook.

> 4. pulling the ears

> 5. doing the Crown pull

 

> Did I leave anything out?

 

>