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Slice mostly comes from poor upper body coil.⛳ Turn your lead shoulder deep over your trail foot, keep pressure inside that foot, and stay balanced. That creates space in transition — an inside path, less slice, more power. Direction and distance both start with depth of rotation. 🏌️‍♂️

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10,981 views • 3 months ago

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Haitham in Gaza 🇵🇸🍉

41,534 views • 11 months ago

Blood pressure often rises in winter. Cold is a form of stress on the body. When temperatures drop, blood vessels naturally constrict to preserve heat. Over time, that adds strain to circulation. Winter also tends to mean: • less movement • heavier food • more stress • less hydration All of that matters. This is why seasonal support looks different. One simple shift in winter is warming the body instead of cooling it further: • drink warm water instead of cold • choose broths, soups, stews, slow-cooked meals • support circulation with food This is one of the drinks I use seasonally. Beetroot + hibiscus • Chop fresh beetroot • Add to a pot with dried hibiscus • Cover with water and gently simmer • Strain and drink warm or cooled • Optional add honey Both beetroot and hibiscus have been traditionally used to support circulation and vascular function. Have you noticed your body needing different support in winter?

Blood pressure often rises in winter. Cold is a form of stress on the body. When temperatures drop, blood vessels naturally constrict to preserve heat. Over time, that adds strain to circulation. Winter also tends to mean: • less movement • heavier food • more stress • less hydration All of that matters. This is why seasonal support looks different. One simple shift in winter is warming the body instead of cooling it further: • drink warm water instead of cold • choose broths, soups, stews, slow-cooked meals • support circulation with food This is one of the drinks I use seasonally. Beetroot + hibiscus • Chop fresh beetroot • Add to a pot with dried hibiscus • Cover with water and gently simmer • Strain and drink warm or cooled • Optional add honey Both beetroot and hibiscus have been traditionally used to support circulation and vascular function. Have you noticed your body needing different support in winter?

Barbara Oneill

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