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How can i use visualization to reach my fitness, exercise goals?

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Dr. James Henning
Anesthesiology 52 years experience
Be consistent: Post your goals prominently in your home, read about others' success stories, but above all keep your "awareness" on the muscles you use while you're using them. If running, be aware if your stride and breathing, if pulling weights, imagine the muscles contracting..
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Advice to reach my fitness goals?

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