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Start your transformation today! I’ll take the guesswork out of looking & feeling younger while achieving an athletic level of performance! Make 2012 the year you nurture your health, and well being guided by Harlem’s top trainer (38 years of training, and 28 years of instructing).
Learn how my cancer killing diet, probiotic, and exercise techniques (see video’s page) have helped me amaze my Dr’s, and survive a terminal pancreatic cancer diagnosis. My latest MRI shows no more tumor sign in my Pancreas putting me one step away from total cure.
Mission Statement
To bring the same fitness philosophies used by elite trainers and athletes to the Harlem public in a one on one or small group basis. To help either the average client or elite athlete evolve more intelligently. To teach others the nutritional, pro-biotic, and training techniques that I have been using successfully to heal stage 4 pancreatic cancer (I was diagnosed 8/26/10, and given 2-6 months to live.), and remain functional during chemotherapy (see my videos page for examples of training pre, and post chemotherapy, plus client skill demonstrations).
~Kris Buxenbaum ~
*Re-assessing physical age
Fusing modern/ancient conditioning and recovery techniques we can renew and restore. Using postural corrective exercise we can become the fittest most coordinated version of self beyond the wildest expectations. The Strivers system of maximized functional capability is an innovative application of new & old principle’s of force production.
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*Muscle has no age
The human body is renewing every seven to ten years with the exception of the heart, the liver, and parts of the brain. That concept is the basis of our personal evolution.
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*The secret of maintaining youth is the ability to transform stress
My system of stability and core training progressions teaches the client how to listen to their bodies. We tend to ignore our bodies more subtle forms of communication, and only respond to increasing levels of pain.
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