Life without suffering or pain

Thomas Eberl, a renowned speaker, trainer, and coach in the field of health optimization, is set to conduct a seminar on October 24, 2024, in Weiden, Germany. The seminar, which will take place at Oberpfalz Medien GmbH, Media Room, Weigelstr. 16, 92637 Weiden, aims to provide participants with effective strategies for integrating movement and relaxation units into daily life for lasting treatment success.

The seminar, scheduled from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, focuses on minimal-continuous training for efficient results. The program contains numerous tips and exercises for endurance, flexibility, strength, relaxation, and nutrition, as well as psychological implementation tricks, discovery of new physical connections, finding a well-balanced body through training, discovery of counter-movements, and the pursuit of physical fitness and mental wellness.

Tickets for the seminar are available at offices in Weiden and Amberg, as well as online. The course fee for subscribers is 25,- €, and for non-subscribers, it is 45,- €. The minimum number of participants is 30, and the maximum is 100.

While the focus is on health and wellness, there have been unfortunate incidents elsewhere in Germany. In North Rhine-Westphalia, an electric car crashed into a tree and caught fire, resulting in the deaths of three occupants, including two children. Our thoughts are with the families affected by this tragedy.

Meanwhile, in Beidl near Ploessberg, Ploessberg's Carnival President Lisa Gebert and Philipp Hofmann got married in the parish church. In Tirschenreuth, Vera Jankowski and Michael Schmeller celebrated a casual wedding with friends from all over Germany in the Czech Republic after twelve years together. And in Nabburg, Sabine Meidl and Frank Muckenschnabel tied the knot in the Nabburg Marienkirche registry office, with the Nabburg mayor Frank Zeitler officiating the ceremony.

In a separate incident in Amberg, a 31-year-old filmed a drunk colleague at a company party and showed the video to other colleagues, resulting in a complaint being filed. Additionally, a group of children took a walk to a fast-food restaurant in Amberg around 5 AM, and the police intervened, informing the youth welfare office.

As we look forward to Thomas Eberl's seminar, it serves as a reminder of the importance of health, wellness, and the pursuit of a balanced lifestyle. Registration for the seminar must be completed by Thursday, October 17, 2024.