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The weather was just starting to get hot again on the day when Roger, Gordon, Kalpana and I toiled up Sir Cecil’s Ride. Striding on ahead of the two lovebirds dallying behind us, Roger and I reflected on how it would soon become too hot to go walking at all. Not that that would matter to us – the Alternative Tender would soon be delivered to the PAA, after which we would be winging our way back to the UK.
The four of us caught our breath at the pagoda at the foot of Mount Butler. Kalpana performed some stretching exercises for Gordon and almost slipped one of his discs.
It took a little persuasion to get the three of them to go up Mount Butler (Kalpana particularly is not a fan of hills), and even more to convince them to keep going along the ridge to Jardine’s Lookout. Just past the quarry we came across an opening in the hillside. I squinted into the blackness, but it was far too dark to see anything, so I tossed a rock in. That clattered off the walls of the tunnel without apparently finding an end to it. Visions of snakes and bats filled my mind, and fear quickly overcame curiosity. I retreated. Onward, upward!
Anne Wiggins, an experienced curler, helped with orientation and led us in some stretching exercises during the first organized curling in South Carolina. People interested in joining the new Palmetto Curling Club gathered at the Pavilion Skaing Rink near Greenville.
Bit of a team brief with Alan M being some what camera shy. Ranger Phillipa, Ian P, Alec, Ted, Ian F doing some stretching exercises, Barry hidden from view, Martin and Rob! DB
This group was stretching, while others again were practising passing the ball. I could have watched for a long time!
Travis's 'Idea' to building huge biceps stems from his combination of compound movements combined with regularly switching up exercises, which forces into a state of continuous adaptation. Getting trapped in routines leads to growth-killing plateaus. You don't have to worry about getting into a rut with the building big biceps program though because you'll never run out of routines and variations with everything he's included here.
With the foundation firmly established, Travis now gets into the actual training routines. The movements are organized into three categories: 1) mid-range power exercises; 2) fully stretched exercises; and 3) peaked contraction exercises. Squats, chins and dips are the first exercises he suggests for building big biceps. None of these are traditional bicep exercises but Travis says they're among the best movements you can do for the biceps.. These movements stress and stimulate the entire body, which means bigger gains everywhere.
In the remaining 100-plus pages Travis gets into the movements that make up the building big biceps program. I really like his detailed exercise descriptions and the fact that he also includes information about common mistakes to avoid throughout the book. The exercise descriptions are accompanied by photos showing the proper way to perform the movements. He also includes plenty of suggested routines for you to follow.
Overall, Travis lays out a winning program. building big biceps is not only thorough but realistic. It's not built on theory but his own personal experience as a Martial Artist and a strength coach. building big biceps is an easy read and the program is not difficult to follow. In my opinion, for building bigger biceps, Travis 's building big biceps program can't be beat.
Members of the Sonning Common Green Gym doing their stretching exercises (as is their way) at the end of a day clearing brambles, dead wood and other vegetation from woodland at Greys Court, Oxfordshire.
25th February 2010
Members of a laughter club participate in a Laughter Yoga exercise to commemorate World Laughter Day in Mumbai, India, Sunday, May 4, 2008. Laughter Yoga uses breathing, stretching exercises and simulated laughter and is believed to relieve stress and increase a sense of well-being. (AP Photo/Gautam Singh)
Early morning stretching exercises at the Zhaoqing Rowing Center.
Guo Chun was 12 years old when he sat in front of his television back home in the far northeast of China watching the Beijing Olympics. The 100 medal haul that took China to the top of the Olympic table, left him dreaming of one day standing on the podium himself. “When I was watching the Olympics on TV, I could not help but feel my blood boil,” Guo explained. “Having seen them fighting for the glory of the country, I feel a strong desire to do the same thing.”
Guo had his break when the head coach from a rowing academy in Guangdong Province passed through Guo's hometown and spotted his potential. “I was trying to make it as a basketball player but it’s really tough to compete in this sport. I think rowing suits me much better.” His parents were keen for him to give it a go, though Guo himself needed some persuading. “After arriving, I felt a strong dislike for the training. However to my surprise I fell in love with rowing in a short time. I am settled now.”
03/09/2014, Zhaoqing, China.
111118-A-TF780-123 SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (Nov. 18, 2011) U.S. Marines, assigned to the Marine Corps detachment embarked aboard High Speed Vessel (HSV 2) Swift, and Dominican Republic Marines conduct stretching exercises prior to starting Marine Corps Martial Arts Program training on San Isidro Air Base. The two Marine Corps are participating in a three week partnership as part of Southern Partnership Station (SPS) 2012. Swift is deployed supporting Southern Partnership Station 2012. Southern Partnership Station is an annual deployment of U.S. ships to the U.S. Southern Command area of responsibility in the Caribbean, Central and South America. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Alan B. Owens/Released)
221204-N-LP924-1159 AZUA, Dominican Republic (Dec. 4, 2022) Hospital Corpsman Colton Lippmann, from Sevilla, Spain, right, and Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class Derik Geringer, from Vacaville California, assigned to the hospital ship USNS Comfort (T-AH 20), showcase various stretching exercises for a patient at a medical site in Azua, Dominican Republic, Nov. 4, 2022. Comfort is deployed to U.S. 4th Fleet in support of Continuing Promise 2022, a humanitarian assistance and goodwill mission conducting direct medical care, expeditionary veterinary care, and subject matter expert exchanges with five partner nations in the Caribbean, Central and South America. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Sophia Simons)
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This is one of the best places to see surfing in the world. The surfers catch a wave and pass right below you, fifty feet away, as if you are watching from a helicopter.
Needless to say, the Point is fun for us and is a major source of tourist dollars. This is not a place where you pinch pennies.
And we are doing some of our planning really well in this area, such as the beautiful new building that houses the bathrooms nearby.
The highlighted area in the center of the upper photo is where the rusted rails were cordoned off on saturday and sunday. The cardboard sign in the lower photo says that we don't want them replaced with more of the stiff high rails, which are highlighted on the right.
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MYSTERY- by 4pm on monday, the cardboard sign was gone. No surprise there.
But the folding barriers and the yellow tapes were gone as well. What does that mean?
( In the upper photo there is a black lump in the foreground. That is the wet-suited back of a surfer, doing stretching exercises. Unlike Los Angeles, the extremely cold water requires the wetsuit, which was invented in Santa Cruz and first used by the Navy.)
111118-A-TF780-123 SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (Nov. 18, 2011) U.S. Marines, assigned to the Marine Corps detachment embarked aboard High Speed Vessel (HSV 2) Swift, and Dominican Republic Marines conduct stretching exercises prior to starting Marine Corps Martial Arts Program training on San Isidro Air Base. The two Marine Corps are participating in a three week partnership as part of Southern Partnership Station (SPS) 2012. Swift is deployed supporting Southern Partnership Station 2012. Southern Partnership Station is an annual deployment of U.S. ships to the U.S. Southern Command area of responsibility in the Caribbean, Central and South America. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Alan B. Owens/Released)
a group of school kids being put through stretching exercises before heading back down the hill in the french Pyrenees.
Mallards at Play Mallard couple doing their stretching exercises before having a swim.
The Trent and Mersey Canal at Malkins Bank, Sandbach, Cheshire 10/02/2016
This is the Hibernian players doing stretching exercises pre match with Caley on 23 Aug 08. But what on earth is Dean Shiels stretching!! (Bottom left - no pun intended!!).
Woke up this morning after Burlesque Bump & Grind Class with Tammy and experienced a sharp, excruciating, debilitating pain in my lower back. I've got Scoliosis which usually doesn't give me any trouble, so I think it was a combination of all the twisting and turning the dancing demands, plus omitting half an hour of stretch exercises beforehand as I was in a rush after getting caught up at the supermarket and got to class 10 minutes after it started. I went to the physio today for massage and was chastised for not doing them. He did say though that I can keep up with the dancing as long as I do the exercises before and after every class. But if I still get any pain like I did today after dancing, even with the stretches, i should stop doing it. I'll see how I go next week, hopefully I won't have to stop doing them cos I love it so much! I'll have to start being very careful and extra-disciplined with yoga and back exercises from now on because I don't want to experience the pain I was in today again. This is me doped up on a high dosage Nurofen Plus and cuddling my "have you had a hug today"? teddy cos that always makes me feel better and also cos my other teddy bear, @charp was at work :P
Kids performing soccer-related stretching exercises in Davisville Park, Toronto, Canada. Fall 2013. Pentax K-5 II.
Yes, we do yoga in the park along the waterfront, I'm doing my breathing and stretching exercises even as we speak...
I was out walking in my neighborhood yesterday, and I walked up on these two squirrels. They seemed to be playing with each other, although I've never seen anything play like they were. The only thing I could assume, is that they were mimicking the people in the nearby aerobics studio doing their stretching exercises.
According to many studies, back pain is one of the most common problems among the people of United States. You should follow a few tips to ease the pain if you notice that the discomfort persists for a few months. You have to lie flat on your back with feet flat on the stool. You must do exercise regularly. Do not forget to do stretching exercises before washing the car or gardening as it needs a lot of muscle effort. Also, remember that you should not take bed rest for more than three days. In addition, you also must avoid sleeping on a soft bed and try to not stay in one particular position for more than 30 minutes. If you live in Oklahoma City and the condition does not improve within seven to 10 days, then you should see a doctor.
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Instructor Alice Diamond leads participants during a gyrotonic exercise Friday Aug. 1 at the Body Connection studio in North Boulder. Similar to Pilates, the exercise involves various stretching exercises tailored to the individual to increase flexibility, balance and muscle strength.
Logan Lyles/For the Camera/Aug. 1, 2008
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Stretching, however typically neglected, plays a crucial function in maintaining muscle mass and also joints strong and also pliable so they are less susceptible to injury. That's why its such a fundamental part of heating up prior to exercise as well as cooling down after.Spending a couple of...
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Rutgers Head Coach Greg Schiano participates in his pre-game tradition of shaking every players' hand during stretching exercises before the new Era Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium.
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His assessment was that I had plantar fasciitis boot. He recommended the use of motion-control shoes and arch supports. He also suggested calf-stretching exercises, ice massage after activity, and, again, to avoid barefoot running.
Bollywood dance is a vibrant and energetic style that has gained a huge following all over the world. It's a fusion of Indian classical and folk dance with Western pop and hip-hop styles. With its catchy music, colourful costumes, and expressive movements, Bollywood dance has become a popular hobby for people of all ages and backgrounds. In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of taking online Bollywood dance classes and how they can help you get your groove on.
Introduction
Brief overview of Bollywood dance
Growing popularity of Bollywood dance classes
Benefits of Taking Bollywood Dance Classes
Improved physical fitness and stamina
Enhanced coordination and balance
Boosted confidence and self-esteem
Opportunity to learn about Indian culture
Social benefits and community building
What to Expect in a Bollywood Dance Class
Warm-up exercises to prepare your body
Learning basic Bollywood dance moves and techniques
Choreography practice to music
Cool-down and stretching exercises to prevent injury
How to Choose a Bollywood Dance Class
Factors to consider, such as location, class level, and instructor experience
Researching dance schools and studios in your area
Trying out different classes and instructors to find the right fit
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Bollywood Dance Classes
Consistent practice and dedication
Focus on proper form and technique
Positive attitude and willingness to learn
Conclusion
Recap of benefits of taking Bollywood dance classes
Encouragement to try out a class and start grooving to the music
Bollywood dance classes are a great way to stay active, learn new skills, and have fun. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced dancer, there's always something new to learn and explore in this dynamic dance style. By taking a Bollywood dance class, you'll not only improve your physical fitness and coordination but also gain a deeper appreciation for Indian culture and connect with others in your community. So what are you waiting for? Sign up for a Bollywood dance class today and get your groove on!
This kea does his stretching exercises before roof surfing out of the car park at the aptly named Death's Corner!
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