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New Introduction to Reactivation - Lower Body Module
I have heard from so many people over the last few years that they would love to learn how to Reactivate. Unfortunately time, energy and finances have kept many from taking my Level I Internship.
After much thought, I have come up with the perfect class for those who want to help others without all the big commitments.
There will be 3 modules designed to teach you the skills needed to find energetic weakness and correct them.
There will be an Intro to Lower Body, an Intro to Core, and an intro to Upper Body. Each module will be 1 weekend. You can just take 1 or attend all 3. Whatever works for you.
These classes are designed to get you started in the the world of energy healing. In one weekend you can learn the basic skills so that you can help family and friends who are having symptoms of being out of sync.
The classes will be given from 8:30-4:30 on a Saturday and Sunday. The first class is a Lower Body Module the weekend of April 16th and 17th, 2011. Class will be held in my Fort Lee office gym.
The fee is $1,250 for each module. A $250 deposit will hold your space as class size is limited. If you choose to go on and take the Level I internship afterward, half of what is paid will be deducted from the price of the internship.
Please contact me via email or phone if you have any questions. Hopefully many of you who have always wanted to do this can now take the first step in helping others heal.
Reactivation's new NYC location
Andy will now be seeing clients
on the Upper East Side of Manhattan a few days a week. All sessions are still by appointment only. The new office is within an amazing holistic fitness center appropriately named Attune.
Attune means, 'to bring into harmony' which is exactly what owner Eva Pelegrin has done in creating a state of the art center for mind, body and spirit.
The serene treatment room provides a perfect setting for all of Andy's Reactivation sessions . Please see the location page for address and directions.
Andy will be lecturing at East West Books in NYC May 5th, 2010
Please come out and here more about Reactivation. This is an amazing metaphysical bookstore and Andy
is honored to be asked to speak at their location. There will be plenty of time for questions, answers, and demonstrations. Please go to http://www.eastwestnyc.com/ewbooks.html or email me for more info.
Andy is working hard to build up his healing
energy.
Andy Langberg has been studying Yi Chuan
and Qi Gong with a private teacher since
February 2009. Yi Chuan (Yiquan) comes
from the Chinese martial art Hsing Yi Chuan.
The literal translation means "Intention
Fist" which hints at the system's emphasis
of using intention to deliver power instead
muscles. It also teaches the student
to strengthen the body from the inside out.
The daily practices open up all the meridian
pathways to allow the chi or life energy to
flow stronger and freer. The intention
exercises learned help store this Qi so that
it can be channeled for healing or fighting.
The Qigong practice is also being used to
develop the intent and healing power
directly into Andy's hands.
There have been noticeable results in Andy's
body from this work and it is all
transferring to his clients during each
session.
Jay Blumenfeld wins NJ State Amateur Golfer of the Year again
Our congratulations goes to Jay, a member of Mountain Ridge Country Club, for winning this prestigious title again in 2009. He has been using Reactivation for a couple years now.
Having suffered from many aches, pains, and strains, Jay credits TBR and Andy Langberg with helping him
get his body in great shape so he could concentrate on his his golf game. "Andy certainly helped me
achieve my success since winning the title in 2006 by keeping my neck, back, and body in good shape. I still go to see Andy for
tune-ups in order to continue to compete at the highest level possible".
Andy Langberg works with local pro sports teams.
Andy Langberg has been an official
consultant to the NJ Nets basketball team and NY Giants football Team. Working directly with
the medical staff, Andy works with players using Total Body Reactivation. His job entails getting the individual players ready for each game.
Having grown up a NY sports fan, it is truly an honor for Andy to be
chosen to help the players stay healthy and perform optimally.
Andy Langberg Works with Titleist and the PGA Golf Tour
Andy spent a week in San Diego working with the Titleist Performance Institute.
Reactivating all of the staff and showing them how TBR can benefit the golf community was
an amazing experience. He was able to work with a few of the world's top players as they
were there playing in the Accenture Match Play at La Costa. One of his players went on to finish
second overall in the tournament.
Total Body Reactivation reaches athletes
on every level.
The St. Patrick's high school basketball
team has used Reactivation to help it's basketball
team since the 2005 season. They then went on to win the
state high school championship this year!! Other high
school athletes from Immaculate Heart
Academy,
St. Joseph's - Metuchen, Paramus Catholic,
St. Joseph's - Montville, Mountain
Lakes, Bridgewater- Raritan,
Tenafly, Cresskill, Morristown- Beard
School, Newark Academy, Dwight-Englewood, Riverdale,
Verona, Northern Highlands, Don Bosco,
Oak Hill Academy, Linden, and Bergen Catholic are all performing at their best
due to TBR.
Also basketball players from Villanova
University, Boston College, and University
of North Carolina, Louisville, Franklin &
Marshall, West Point Military Academy and many others are feeling great
from their sessions.
Nationally ranked tennis players of all
ages are also swearing by their Reactivation
sessions. Current clients include top
ranked players in the 14, 16, and 18 yr old
categories, college players at Duke, UCLA,
University of Georgia, Georgia Tech, ATP top
ranked professionals,, as well as some of
the best on the Masters circuit
Harvard swim team gets Reactivated The Harvard women's swim team hired Andy to work with their top swimmers before they competed in the
Ivy League championships. The team wrapped up the fastest weekend in program history with three event wins and two more school
records and finished second to Princeton. The Crimson completed the meet with the 12 new school records.
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