Tuning Up Your Body, Feel It First
How the Miracle Ball Method Is the Missing Link to Chronic Pain Relief, Stress Reduction, and Reshaping Your Body
The old paradigm of exercise doesn’t work.
Let me rephrase that.
I don’t want anyone to stop exercising. I simply want more people to realize that it’s not which exercises you do—it’s how you do them.
Here’s a quick analogy.
Think of a musician—a rock guitarist, for example. We’ve all seen them on stage. In between songs, you’ll notice them rapidly tuning their instrument. Most of us don’t notice when the guitar is slightly out of tune—but they do. They know they must keep tuning it for the music to sound as good as it possibly can.
That relationship is what I mean when I say the old paradigm of exercise doesn’t work. When it comes to our bodies, no one ever teaches us how to do this. How do you tune your instrument—your body?
The Miracle Ball Method gives you those directions.
Now let’s compare tuning an instrument to the feel of moving your body. This is probably where I lose some of you. The feel of the body is analogous to the sound of an instrument.
If you don’t hear the bad notes, no one is going to enjoy the music.
And if you’re not familiar with how to “tune” your body in a similar way, you risk moving it year after year while wondering:
- “Why do I have these awful aches and pains?”
- “Why doesn’t that injury ever improve?”
You may spend countless hours—or dollars—with someone else telling you how to move your body. For years, I listened to students repeat what their physical therapist told them was “wrong” with their body and how to move it. It made intellectual sense to them—but did their body understand?
Good directions from a trainer, coach, or yoga teacher can be very helpful. But eventually, you have to digest that information through your own experience of movement.
Just like for those musicians, tuning their instrument is not playing a song. And for us tuning up our body is different than the exercises you choose to do.




