Today me and my girlfriend went to the Health & Wellness Fair 2009. In a cooperation with Kybun - exercise mats for rehab and therapeutic training - we were representing the Shinergy system. Those KYbun mats are soft, bouncy and non-slippery. They can be used for proprioceptive training, stability work and the likes of it. As I told the guys at the booth, they resembled a more expensive, more mainstream version of the tatami that cover the floor of my dojo. Guess that makes me a "super-advanced kinesiologist", since I'm having my students train on those mats every day. But then I guess it doesn't, after all. Now, the amount of visitors was far less than expected, so we've checked out the other booths. Quite frankly, I was pretty disappointed with the direction the terms "health" and "wellbeing" seem to be taking currently. To quote Baird, a character from Epic's videogame "Gears of War 2" on this one: "Anyone else's b...