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Wed Apr 16, 2014 12:24 am  |
| SeanySeanUK wrote: |
When you register for workshop (link: http://www.flexeffectworkshop.proboards.com), you must use the same email address you used when you purchased your FlexEffect program. If for some reason this is not possible, email WorkShop Assistance and give them your first / last name, the email address you used when you purchased FlexEffect and the new email address you wish to use. |
Many thanks for this  .
Tyger |
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Sun Jun 01, 2014 10:30 am |
| After reading many views regarding ‘Target Training’. I would like to clarify FlexEffect’s stance on the subject. Whenever ‘I’ recommend targeting training, it’s with regard to enhancing an area that is lagging behind. Most people, when starting a program, will experience late responses in different areas of the face This is to be expected since each of us have our own unique daily facial expressions, causing one area of our face to be stronger than another i.e., quicker response to training. Because of this, I regard Target Training to be a must in most cases of Facialbuilding. So, again, ‘Target Training’ is not about using it as a person’s sole form of training and ignoring the rest of face… It’s about creating facial balance within a complete program. |
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Founder of FlexEffect Facialbuilding. My Photo Journal: FlexEffect.com/deb-photos |
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