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	Intro to Rebounding & ChiBounding	5	32	Re: Please Introduce Yourself Jul 31, 2007, 1:56 PM by Jordan
	F.A.Q.s for Rebounding/ChiBounding As part of my blog, I am going to be writing some rebounding/chibounding F.A.Q.s. They'll be easier to find, it seems to me, if I put them here in one place.	4	3	# 6 now available: Band Bouncing Nov. 07 Jan 27, 5:58 PM by Jordan
	Questions? What Would You Like To Know Or Discuss? This is an open discussion for any questions you might have about rebounding. What would you like to see discussed? Do you have any questions? Comments? Please feel free to bring anything up. -- Jordan	2	0	Best Price for Bellicon's Ultimate Rebounder? Feb 20, 2007, 9:23 PM by Jordan
	Jordan's Lessons to Matthew on How to ChiBound Matthew Mogen has decided to take on the grand experiment of ChiBounding daily for a year and blogging about his experiences and results. Matthew has some questions, and to the degree I can be helpful, I'll respond to those questions in video format. This should be useful for others who are just starting or intensifying their ChiBounding practice.	2	9	Re: How It's Going After 45 Days; An Audio Interview with Matthew Dec 14, 2007, 2:25 PM by Jordan

[FOR LIST OF CHIBOUNDING VIDEOS, GO HERE:
http://pods.zaadz.com/digital_darshan/discussions/view/29162]

Rebounding – bouncing up and down on a so-called “mini-trampoline” – is my hobby, my passion, and even my integral practice.

Rebounding works on many levels … See http://www.chibounding.com if you are interested, or better yet, take a free download of my unpublished book on rebounding at http://www.enlightenment.com/rebound/allontherebound1.1.pdf.

For those of you of a scientific bent, you'll find all the science ever done on rebounding (or at least all that I have found to date) collected in two chapters, plus there are many ideas for moving forward with your own integral rebounding practice.

Rebounding is fun, easy, highly effective,
safe, and adaptable to just about any kind of psycho-spiritual practice (e.g., meditation, breath work, visualization, etc.) And if you listen to good music while you do it, it is easy to do it day after day after day. Since the springs or strings (there are two different types of rebounders) take up to 90% of your weight, you don't get the kind of repetitive joint injury that running often brings.

More importantly, ChiBounding is its own form of integral practice. It is still so new and unexplored that many of you with bodywork, healing, and athletic experience and initiative will be able to invent new forms of ChiBounding exercises and practices.

As I approach year five of daily rebounding, my goal is to have 25 million Americans bouncing daily by 2012. It's wicked fun, it's safe and easy, it's really good for you, and it's really easy to adapt it to other forms of meditation, visualization, breathwork, and so on.

If you're interested, download my book, or get a high quality rebounder and “make it happen.” (Toy rebounders that sell for less than $100 just aren't worth it.)

Good luck, and feel free to contact me with any questions you might have.