Showing posts with label Natural Existence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Natural Existence. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 January 2013

New Year ..... get outdoors for real fun and adventure in 2013!

Happy new year everyone!!!


A new year lies ahead and who knows what exciting adventures it will bring

Out with the old and in with the new, so to speak 

Thursday, 29 March 2012

Running to help others

Ready to run for charity
Running is fantastic. Whether it represents time spent with close friends or family, running in a huge pack of people in a race or fun-run, or whether it boils down to some quality time spent on your own out in nature; running is magical.

Recently I have run on my own many many times and many many miles. I love to get away from it all. I long to run free, surrounded by just nature. No people, no stress, just keep focusing on putting one foot in front of the other. It is my escape, a time used to clear my head, relieve stress and blow out the cobwebs that build up inside after hours spent phoning, emailing and meeting with people. Work is not relevant, nor are the petty arguments you have had when over-tired, nor is money or future plans. For an hour or two it's just you and the trail. Peace at last.

Tuesday, 2 August 2011

Stretch natural

Hi again

Ever wondered why animals don't see their prey and burst into a 10 minute stretching routine in prep for the chase? Ever noticed how the lion doesn't wait for the deer to complete a yoga workout before the chase begins?

Stretching is a concept we have created for ourselves to compensate for the way we live our lives, day to day. And our main enemy? I'm afraid to say its the (less than) humble chair!

Think of the sitting position. A position that puts most of our muscle groups at the position of least stretch. A midpoint between stretches shall we say. And what do we spend all day doing these days? You guessed it...sitting.

Friday, 29 July 2011

Natural Existence

Hi to whoever is out there reading this.

I'm new to this blogging thing, I'm not great with computers, but I do promise to teach and inspire whoever you are about a natural existence, free from stress, worry, and evils like the running shoe!!! (More on that to come for sure)

Anyway, with my first minimalist marathon fast approaching and the mountains and hills of England, Scotland and Wales calling me to 'Fastpack' over them with everything I need to survive in a lightweight rucksack on my back, I'll have plenty to teach and motivate you towards a happier future.

Speak soon
CavemanClarke