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I used to meditate on a semi-regular basis. When I first started doing it I used it help myself concentrate and focus before either a baseball game or a hockey game. I would control my breathing, which would allow me to control my heart rate. This allowed me to focus on what I needed to do in order to succeed in the game that followed. I eventually took these methods and adopted them to my everyday life, where I would sit in a dark room, with no sound or light, and merely focus. I found it helped me figure out a lot about what was going on at my life at the time, and how I could or should deal with these situations. It also left me extremely relaxed and full of energy.
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Meditating and physical exertion are two very VERY different things.
My form of meditation is Tai Chi. Modified Yang style. Learned it in High School, did it a lot while I was living up at SFU, haven't so much since then. Island offers some excellent views to do Tai Chi at though. Nothing like meditating to a setting sun on a mountaintop overlooking the entire Cowichan Bay and with a glimmer of the Malahat in the distance. Coolest thing is that it's about a 3 hour walk from my house. |