Sentences with phrase «different training philosophies»

There are many different training philosophies.

Not exact matches

I'm carrying the legacy and lineage of those who trained me, and the Young Bucks have a different philosophy.»

The cries against endurance training by the strength community have very often not been based on the facts; they're little more than personal bias... or literally, personal attacks against another person's philosophy just because it is different from theirs.

He doesn't have a single philosophy, because he says every client is different and requires different methods of training to become fit.

This is just an introduction - an article on general training philosophy will be up shortly, that will explain how to construct a weight lifting routine for different athletes.

Knowing there was more to yoga than just stretching the physical body, I explored many different eastern philosophies and practiced many different styles of yoga, and eventually found my way to the teacher training at the YogaLife Institute.

Like endurance, there are many different philosophies and styles of strength training.

That philosophy is fundamentally different from the way that most people think about fitness training.

As a short side note, there are different models of the Power Snatch technique out there, depending on coach or author, country, and training philosophy.

I have explained in the article How to do a Power Snatch that the technique models and especially the naming and labelling of the different phases can change depending on coach, country and training philosophy.

Naturopathic doctors are trained to be primary care doctors that can integrate a number of different philosophies and therapies.

Main Lectures: • The 5 Branches of Yoga / Different Styles of Hatha - Yoga • Prana and Breath • Karma and Dharma • Chakras, Mantras, and Sounds • Raja - Yoga / 8 Limbs of Patanjali • Jnana - Yoga — Yoga of Knowledge This YTT module includes «Teacher Training Manual», Jnana - Yoga Philosophy booklet and daily vegetarian lunch.

Training includes all the basic science, anatomy, and medical classes that a medical doctor would take as well as training in the use of pharmaceutical medicines, and minor surgery, however, in Naturopathic Medicine a different philosophy is taught as well as many, many tools of alternative mTraining includes all the basic science, anatomy, and medical classes that a medical doctor would take as well as training in the use of pharmaceutical medicines, and minor surgery, however, in Naturopathic Medicine a different philosophy is taught as well as many, many tools of alternative mtraining in the use of pharmaceutical medicines, and minor surgery, however, in Naturopathic Medicine a different philosophy is taught as well as many, many tools of alternative medicine.

My education included all the basic science, anatomy, and medical classes that a medical doctor would take as well as training in the use of pharmaceutical medicines, and minor surgery, however in my education a different philosophy was taught as well as many, many tools of alternative medicine.

Every trainer has different training methods and sometimes a different philosophy.

Young dogs trained for autistic children have an entirely different philosophy in the training process, as the dog's natural development needs to be tailored to the child's unique autistic

Her in - depth knowledge of the industry, garnered from calling upon such a wide - range of practices, allows Catie to offer our team insight into different management philosophies, staff optimization strategies, and hiring / training methods.

Training Styles and Philosophies Teaching, like most things in life, can be accomplished by different methods or styles.

There are many philosophies on training, and many different ways to get the job done.

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