seek help to cope with such an event ( Wadland, Keller, Jones, & Chapados, 1988 ). An unexpected death, although it is rare, does occur within the student-athlete population ( Futterman & Myerburg, 1998 ). Accepting that a highly trained student-athlete has died unexpectedly is not simple, especially
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dedicate 20–30 minutes to get this workout in, which in the long run made me better. (P.4.CHL) Participants also recognized external sources of motivation that contributed to the direction and intensity of their efforts. For example, one participant described the effect that his father’s unexpected death
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their development. His magazine/journal, Somatics, was a platform that allowed communication within the field long before the Internet. Hanna built on what he learned from Feldenkrais and looked to develop a more “clinical” approach in somatic education. His work was cut short by his unexpected death
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