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  • Photo du rédacteurVincent Hurner

When Wim Hof meets Systema!

Dernière mise à jour : 13 avr. 2020



Two unique practices and approaches put together in an awesome environment surrounded by Swiss landscapes.

In the Swiss Xperience, for the first time, we are combining two of the most interesting methods nowadays for developing the mind, the psyche and the body. We are indeed taking the most powerful elements of the Wim Hof methods and blending them with the dynamics and power of Systema, the Russian Martial Art.

You will learn to relax and strengthen your body and mind on a very deep level. You will learn to deal with the cold and even enjoy it! You will learn how to breathe, how to move and how to relate with a body, whether it be yours or someone else’s.

The seminar will be hosted by Jerome Wehrens, one of the first and most experienced of Wim Hof’s instructors and Vincent Hürner, founder and chief instructor at Subrosa Systema school of Russian Martial Art in Geneva.


Two unique practices and approaches put together in an awesome environment surrounded by Swiss landscapes.

GIVE ME A REASON


  • You are looking to be challenged in a unique environment?

  • You want to learn more about the Wim Hof method and apply it

  • You want to learn more about Systema and how you can apply it in your daily life?

  • You want to learn to control the cold and embrace it?

  • You want to experience friendship, solidarity and sociability


WHAT WILL WE DO?


  • You will learn the basis of Systema

  • You will learn the Wim Hof Method

  • You will learn how these methods strengthen each other and what you can do with it

  • You will improve your immune system

  • You will train in nature and in altitude

  • You will go from action to relaxation and from relaxation to action

  • And much more


We’re going to combine Systema and WHM to boost your energy!


THE PROGRAM

  • old training

  • Altitude training

  • Breathing

  • Deep relaxation

  • Mind Body Strengthening

  • Focus training

  • Functional Movement

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