Келли Макгонигал - Радость движения. Как физическая активность помогает обрести счастье, смысл, уверенность в себе и преодолеть трудности

В студии зеркальные стены, и недавно на тренировке Флеммер встретилась взглядом с мужчиной, который занимался на дорожке позади нее. «В тот момент мы ощутили абсолютное единение и жестами подбадривали друг друга. Меня переполнило чувство благодарности. Благодарности за то, что он есть, за то, что пришел на тренировку; за способность людей чувствовать взаимосвязь». Это чувство после занятия не исчезает. «Я стала смелее, чаще смотрю людям в глаза и первой вступаю в разговор, – рассказала Ники. – Групповые занятия помогли мне осознать, что все хотят общаться. Даже если люди этого не признают, им нравится, когда им улыбаются».

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