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Having
been in several car accidents as a teenager, by the time Michael
was in his early 20s he had constant back and neck pain.
Forced to wear a back brace and neck collar, and take painkillers
and muscle relaxants to relieve the pain, Michael had already
lost much of his flexibility and strength at a time in life when
he should have been vital and healthy. In 1969, after meeting
a woman in New York who introduced him to Yoga, Michael began
his self-rehabilitation. He continued his progress when he moved
to California, in 1970, learning T'ai Chi Chuan, Chi Gong and
various forms of massage. In 1990, More recently, he expanded
his studies into Eastern European health and martial arts. Having
regained his own health, Michael created the Sit & Get Fit
program, the resulting synthesis of various modalities in an
easy-to-follow video program, the same one that he teaches to
hundreds of students of all ages in Los Angeles.
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While
in his mid-50s, Michael was featured in two issues of the international
martial arts magazine, INSIDE KUNG FU, demonstrating advanced
Chi Gong strength and flexibility exercises.
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Michael
has a teaching credential from the State of California and has
taught
Sit & Get Fit through the Beverly Hills Adult School system. He has done
in-home rehabilitation through the State of Californias Workman's Compensation
program.
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| Michael's
background is quite eclectic; he is an award-winning painter, trend-setting
designer and creator of the still popular fashion fad "Fingernail
Art", which he debuted in Harper's Bazaar in July of 1967.
His paintings are in collections in Los Angeles, Chicago, London,
India and Greece. He designed and painted the
sets for the play "Hardware" at the Stella Adler Theater in Hollywood.
Michael is also a published songwriter, singer, music and video producer, humorist,
science researcher, writer and lecturer. |
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addition, Michael is the authorized American media representative
for the Billy Meier Contacts. For more information, please visit www.theyfly.com. |
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