Matt Furey – Extreme Food Safety – Secrets of the Chinese Acrobats

Matt Furey – Extreme Food Safety – Secrets of the Chinese Acrobats

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If you think stretching is for sissies – try to match this! “Extreme Flexibility Secrets of The Chinese Acrobats” Two young acrobats from China doing outrageous contortions, muscle stretches and flexibility movements that make other stretching routines look lame.

Dear Friend, I’m still in shock! Imagine having two of the most incredible acrobats China has ever produced coming by your place to give you a private demonstration of deep muscle stretches and body contortions that blow your mind. Moreover, imagine after they were finished putting themselves through one insane contortion after another, you were able to grill them to find out the secrets to their gumby-like flexibility as well as their cat-like stretching grace.

If you cannot visualize such a show – then take a moment to view the pictures posted along with this message. The first picture you’ll see is none other than Liang Yu , a champion Chinese acrobat who has traveled the globe putting on one stunning flexibility performance after another.

In this photo, the stretch she is doing is called a reverse bridge. She begins by lying on her stomach – then putting the soles of her feet on the top of her head. After this, she contorts herself a bit more – putting her buttocks on her head. Don’t know about you – but that’s a muscle stretch that I call “inhuman.” But for Liang and her partner, Zhen Yang (doing the straddle splits stretch with her chest on the floor), it’s no big deal. It’s all in how you train for extreme flexibility.

I would love to get into the long and glorious details of every single stretch we saw these flexible women doing this evening. But the truth is my mind is still trying to comprehend how someone can stretch their limbs the way these women did. When I watched their flexibility routine on video a few minutes ago, I couldn’t believe this took place in our home. To sit amongst hundreds of spectators for a Chinese acrobatic performance will typically cost you $75 to $100 or more – and those are the cheap seats.

They’re not front and center – that’s for sure. But on the video we filmed, you have a front row seat for life. Not only that, but when these sensational acrobats finish demonstrating their muscle stretches – they let me ask questions on their flexibility training method. What I wasn’t able to understand or speak in Chinese was filled in by my wife, who hails from that neck of the globe. What they taught me on how they develop their extreme flexibility is something I deeply treasure.

I’m certain that those of you who have an interest in stretching will want to know their secrets, too. Things such as: Why the Chinese acrobats don’t believe in using any special breathing technique to increase flexibility. What do they think about “bouncing” when you stretch? Is this a no-no or have we been misled? You’re going to be surprised with this one. How long do they hold each stretch position?

What sequence of exercises should you do to master the splits in the quickest time humanly possible? How do the acrobats develop such flexible and powerful spines? What is the key thing the acrobats do to get themselves to go deeper in their stretches? How are they able to do handstands so easily? How do they train in order to do one-arm handstands (with a smile)?

What is the secret to their flexible and powerful shoulders? And so on. DVD will be shipped in plastic/paper sleeve. All sales are final. This auction is for the DVD only! No case or artwork is included. Due to the fact that video and audio can be easily copied and duplicated, I do not offer any refunds, exchanges or returns. Please look at my over 600 positive feedback rating and . Also, take a look at my other GREAT items for sale.

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