Maneesh
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I was just curious ask everyone that. It's is curious for me?
Utah Jazz vs. Boston Celtics July 6th, 2015 7 PM Mountain Time *Official Game Thread for SL*
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I was just curious ask everyone that. It's is curious for me?
Joe Bagadonuts
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Pretty embarrassing for them. Our fat guy worked the Celts, big time.
He received a lot of praise too.
jazzfan1971
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I thought he looked a little doughey myself. Kinda like Boris Diaw. Didn't seem to slow him down though.
Alec Burks: I'd love to being a championship to the City of Utah.
Gotta love it.
Gotta love it.
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Mission Accomplished
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Gobert, Burks, Neto, Millsap, Booker, Memo, Carr, Sloan, Johnson, Boler and Boone were all in attendance/working. Good to see past and present support these guys.
DL and Snyder returning the pride to Utah
No Lyles seems queer?
Jaymz
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Envy. Lots of it. I played a lot of basketball to lose the 80lbs. Over that course I sprained my right ankle twice and left ankle once. The very first one on my right took 1.5 weeks to be able to even limp on, whole foot was swollen with blood, colored black and purple
I think another thing that helped me was being mindful. Previously as a buddhist (when I was younger) I did a lot of sitting meditation (sitting on a zafuton, eyes closed, following each breath for 20-30 min straight). It can help to improve focus, concentration and in times of distress helps with relaxation.
To apply that to your daily life and activity you can try something like walking meditation which requires you to be presence and and keep your mind focus on the act of walking, feeling everything around you, focussing on each step, being presence instead of mindlessly getting from A to B.
Mindfulness practice is being used quite a bit now in mainstream medicine in improving physical and mental health as well, google it if you're interested or if you have any questions let me know
Jaymz
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I think another thing that helped me was being mindful. Previously as a buddhist (when I was younger) I did a lot of meditation (sitting on a zafuton, eyes closed, following each breath for 20-30 min straight).
To apply that to your daily life and activity you can try something like a walking meditation which requires you to be presence and and keep your mind focus on the act of walking, feeling everything around you, focussing on each step, being presence instead of mindlessly get from A to B.
Mindfulness practice is being used quite a bit now in mainstream medicine in improving physical and mental health as well, google it if you're interested or if you have any questions let me know
I actually am getting into meditation right now, have you heard of float spas? it's like cheating meditation for noobs. Yeah, I worked a lot on my footwork while playing ball and I haven't rolled an ankle for a long time, guess I learned from my mistakes. I was going to school for computer programming and after going through that life change with the weight and spirit, I'm starting over and heading for a degree in sports science, emphasis on injury prevention. I'm actually looking to hop on as an assistant coach somewhere in Saint George, but all spots are covered ATM.