The phrase "control of your body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing autonomy, health, or personal agency.
Example: "Practicing mindfulness can help you gain better control of your body and improve your overall well-being."
Alternatives: "mastery of your body" or "command over your body."
"You're handing over control of your body," he said.
"Ultimately, what I imagine is the scariest thing about dying is not having control of your body any more.
"Venus in Fur," she said, had allowed her to explore "white rage — where everything goes white and you almost lose control of your body".
It is horrible because you are violated, you are scared, someone else takes control of your body and hurts you in the most intimate way.
Exercise has become the panacea for depression in recent years, cited as a way of regaining control of your body when you feel you are no longer in control of your life.
The fact that you chose to participate does not mean that you did not surrender control of your body to the director, but my argument here is not about what is good for you personally, and I have avoided direct criticism of individuals for this reason.
Conversely, performance posture is a high-power pose that leaves you feeling and looking like a five-star general -- in complete control and command of your body and environment.
Being a natural beauty means being in control and aware of your body and mind.
Undergarments such as Spanx help control specific parts of your body by highlighting or creating curves while while smoothing out your shape.
"If you can control the core needs of your body … it's easier to restrain yourself from committing sins," he said.
Since each hemisphere of the brain controls the opposite side (ie the left controls the right side of your body), left-handed people have a more dominant right brain hemisphere.
