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BACK BE BETTER Back, neck and shoulder pain relief with advice, products and exercises that help in relieving back pain, sciatica, fibromyalgia, muscle spasms and strains and stress
Stretch it out
Good exercises for strengthening the lower back -- suggested by Lamia Scherzinger, exercise specialist and lifestyle prescription coordinator for the National Institute for Fitness and Sport: • Pelvic tilt: Lie on your back, tighten abdominal muscles and press the lower part of the back against the floor. Hold and repeat.
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Successful No Fear Speaking
Some advice for speech preparation
generally, the best speeches make 3 main points
you should develp an attention-getting opening, think through transitions between points
and then you should have a conclusion that both recaps your 3 main points and calls for action, or makes a memorable conclusion for the audience to take home with them
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