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We take the fact that we can hold our head up for granted.... but when you were two months old, things were a bit different.

2018-19 - Event - 48th Annual Wingate Dinner & Award Ceremony - JK

Squirrel lifts one limb as if dancing? excercising?

SGT David Downey demonstrates combatiives moves to soldiers assigned to SHAPE BN. On September 8, 2011 the unit conducted Situatioinal Training Excercise. (Photo by SGT Initsar Sabree)

I installed training rings in my garage tonight using rope from an old swing and rings from the kids' play structure in our back yard. They'll never miss them...

Staff Sgt. Desiree Ortiz (right) triages casualties outside the hospital's emergency room as part of a mass casualty exercise at Walter Reed Army Medical Center Oct. 13.

  

Chalky Pastels on cartridge paper.

2018-19 - Basketball (Girls) - MS - Semis - JHS 259 William Mckinley (24) At I.S. 051 Edwin Markham (38)

Photos taken at Francisville Pop-up Pool on August 6, 2015

Photos taken at Francisville Pop-up Pool on August 6, 2015

2018-19 - Basketball (Girls) - MS - Semis - JHS 259 William Mckinley (24) At I.S. 051 Edwin Markham (38)

Doodled while watching the MST3k episode the touch of satan

All happy and tired =)

Morning excercise at Shinjuku park

A U.S. Marine Corps AH-1W Super Cobra takes flight during exercise Trident Juncture 18 at Vaernes Air Base, Norway, Nov. 1, 2018. The exercise enhances the U.S. and NATO Allies’ and partners’ abilities to work together collectively to conduct military operations under challenging conditions. The aircraft is assigned to Marine Light Attack Helicopter 269, Marine Aircraft Group 29, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Jessica Etheridge)

Photos taken at Francisville Pop-up Pool on August 6, 2015

2018-19 - Flag Football - B Division - Semis - Lab Museum United (0) v. Midwood (26)

Photos taken at Francisville Pop-up Pool on August 6, 2015

Excercise your rights but if you step out of line...................

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Excercise equipment in a St Kilda reserve near the beach

SGT David Downey, demonstrates combatiives moves to soldiers assigned to SHAPE BN. On September 8, 2011 the unit conducted Situatioinal Training Excercise. (Photo by SGT Initsar Sabree)

2018-19 - Basketball (Girls) - MS - Semis - JHS 259 William Mckinley (24) At I.S. 051 Edwin Markham (38)

Rescue Excercise Barge. This is the barge being towed in the Solent which the rescue helicopteers use to practice lowering and removing men onto a moving ship. This was an incredibly windy day for such practice.

Dr. Stephen Courtney is a Board Certified Orthopedic Spine Surgeon treating neck and back disorders. His clinic is located in Plano, Texas.

Transcript:

Diet and exercise is a gigantic factor in backs. A lot of people, they say, “I can’t lose weight because I can’t exercise.” Well, if you don’t eat so much food, I can assure you, you can lose weight. You may not lose it in a day, you may lose it in about two or three months.

It’s very important to eat the right type food. Very, very important to watch the weight. I always encourage people not to get puffy. That’s very important. Drink a lot of water throughout the day. Then exercises, cardio is key. You have to do some form of cardio, either a spin bicycle or an elliptical machine. If you do a treadmill, do it on a flat surface not on an incline. And then just some light weights, instead of doing heavy weights just to engage the muscles and get the blood flowing to the muscles again and just motion. Do it on a consistent basis.

 

I think walking is fine. At least it gets you out with motion and blood flow through your body again. But sitting down a lot and being sedentary is not good for anything but walking is okay. It doesn’t melt the muscles a whole lot that support the back regarding your shoulders, your traps, and your lat muscles. So light weights are really important, to engage in some type of light weight activity. But walking is perfectly as long as you don’t have stenosis.

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International forces from Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland and the U.S. train together during Excercise saber Strike 11. These Joint Terminal Attack Controllers (JTACs) coomunicate with Polish F16s to coordinate a simulated airstrike at the Adazi Traing Area, Latvia. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Brendan Stephens) Approved for Public Release.

Excercising with INS Yamashiro in the background.

I must admit to a certain fascination with Japanese WW2 warships.

 

Picture source Maritime History & Science Museum, Kure, Japan.

Aqua Aerobics! Work it girl!!!

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