May 11, 2017
It’s not for the score. It’s for you. | Photo@xendurance | Athlete@analisam21
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It’s not for the score. It’s for you. | Photo@xendurance | Athlete@analisam21
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Strive for balance. | Photo@lisahaefnerphoto | [email protected]
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Say yes to the uncomfortable and change will be inevitable. | Photo@lululemon
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“Excellence is the gradual result of always striving to do better.” - Pat Riley | Photo@af86 | Athlete@Allyson Felix
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Cupping, or cupping therapy, is actually an ancient practice, dating back thousands of years. If you’ve seen the video of these glass cups being lit on fire and sucking onto your back like an octopus, you might wonder what in the world is going on. This vacuum effect stems from the Stone Age, when men used hollowed out animal horns to treat boils. These were used to suck the toxins out of snakebites and skin lesions. As the world advanced, so did the practice of cupping. The horns were replaced with bamboo cups, which were eventually replaced with glass. Which brings us to today.
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