Pauline Nordin

Founder of Fighterdiet & Seize the Training Day

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25 Oct 17:44

Let's foam roll and talk about inflammation, pain and aches, popping ibuprofen to stop inflammation or why not.

Foam Rolling the Body starts one minute in after I get my hair out of the way.

We start with the quads, the work inside thighs, the Vastus Medialis, and then keep working one area at a time without spending too much time.

I have mandatory things I do for my body: the days I have hours for stretching, training are far gone.

I talk about ibuprofen, inflammation and what happens if you forget that you need inflammation?

Should you stop inflammation if you want to recover and if so, how?

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24 Oct 16:52

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24 Oct 10:16

Hello Superstars! Facebook suspended my account. It includes Messenger where I'm coaching you one on one.

I don't know how long it'll take to get it back, in the mean time please communicate with me via whatsapp or email me at pauline at fighterdiet dot com

Thank you for letting others know! 

My love to you!

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21 Oct 15:48

Is discipline a gene or a skill?

When you find yourself wanting to do that with no witness or audience to hold you accountable then you’ll notice how EASY it is to CHOOSE what you want to have CHOSEN.

More in this video: about depression, feeling blue and unmotivated, how to make the best out of every day and to see it as an opportunity to become stronger minded than ever!

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Is discipline a gene or a skill?

It’s a 100% self acquired mastery.It’s a choice I make to remember what I want the most when I’m tempted. If I don’t want to resist there’s no chance I’ll resist. If I play out the fantasy in my mind, what if I go for it, I ask myself how long will this ecstasy last? What is the aftertaste going to be like? Is this something I’ll be proud of choosing tomorrow too? How will I feel about it in a day from now? What is my plan with it, is this succumbing to temptations any random moment the way to have control over my decisions? Do I want to be able to easily say no and to make it my automatic habit to decline momentary bliss? Will I have another opportunity to enjoy whatever it is I crave or want another day? This is the self inquiry I have to delay my impulse to seize the moment. I take out the allure of cheating and the chance of getting away from consequences. There’s no forbidden fruit, I just have to accept I will regret it and then I can’t cry about it. Am I going to be grumpy and filled with remorse about my own choices? That’s just dumb! After a few minutes of asking the right questions I get bored with the whole thing and forget about it. For you who sign up for my coaching to win over your weaknesses you must know that every time we have our talks it’s not about confessing you had cake or chips or cheated. The whole point is to HOLD UP, wait, is it worth it? When you see a coach as a police who’ll punish you for your self destructive behavior you’ll TAKE the punishment with joy THINKING it’ll motivate you to stop behaving this way. You WANT a beating to teach yourself a lesson so you quit sabotaging yourself. That never works! You must want to master your mind to master your body. When you find yourself wanting to do that with no witness or audience to hold you accountable then you’ll notice how EASY it is to CHOOSE what you want to have CHOSEN. More in this video: about depression, feeling blue and unmotivated, how to make the best out of every day and to see it as an opportunity to become stronger minded than ever!

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19 Oct 12:22

My life before meditation? 

Oh, I was attached to my strong body, my fitness body.

I was strong minded, but not that OPEN minded.

I held on to an image I had made for myself.

Just like most people do before you don’t..

Anyway, the best thing I could have done was add meditation to my bodybuilding training. Meditation is bodybuilding for the mind.

I just sent out this to my clients for a Sunday self care reminder, here it is for you:

Meditation is like weight training for your mind.

With regular practice your mind transforms and you find peace and calm even when feel like you no no power over your life.

Meditation teaches you to how to focus and slow down your stream of thoughts.

It's like you find a whole new oasis to rest without going on a vacation!

I meditate every day, I started in November 2019 and never quit.

When I started I didn't know what to think about during meditation, I felt unmotivated to spend even 5 minutes sitting down and focus on only my breath.

Little did I know how difficult it was to avoid getting hijacked by my own mind!

The moment I wanted to stop thinking my mind kept seducing me with exciting ideas and concepts that I just wanted to follow up on.

Then I caught myself getting caught by my thoughts and again refocused on my breath.

The challenge is to keep focus on nothing, to have no thought and just be....When you're simply being, not thinking things change, your perception changes, life changes, YOU change...

I guide you through YOGA NIDRA, Humming meditation, Laugh Therapy and stretching combined with humming, I call it Move & Meditate.

You don't need to sit in a lotus position that kills your knees, hips and back, you can sit on a chair.

You don't need to spend hours meditating, you can start with a five minute daily practice with me.

Imagine what regular training of the mind will do for you...It'll transform not only your mind but your BODY.

Do YOU meditate?

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17 Oct 16:46

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