April and Septembers issues both included an article promoting Foam Rolling. I wasn't familiar with this exercise so I researched it and figured I'd write a post about it. It seems when it comes to Self-Myofascial Release (or self massage) foam rolling is the new it.
So what is it?
A Foam Roller is a foam cylinder of different sizes and densities. Sizes vary anywhere from 12 to 36 inches and are meant for different muscles you are targeting. They are inexpensive and provide an effective solution to stretching.
Hey you guys! This video is just to help demonstrate crunches and how give you a basic idea of a plan B to sit-ups.
Please Comment on these videos...They're for you. I enjoy reading your thoughts and opinions plus there have been over 5000 visitors to my site already in fact just yesterday I had over 1100 visitors and that was in just one day. So others will be reading your thoughts as well.
Thanks again and I hope you really enjoy.
Description of Video:
Laying on your back with your legs in the air and your feet crossed, put your hands behind your head and pull your torso up using your stomach muscles. Breathe out on the way up and breathe in on the way down (fig.1/2/3).
Now back in starting position flex your stomach muscles again pulling your torso up off the floor and turning your body to the left. Then bring your torso back down to starting position breathing out on your way down (fig.4/5/6).
Now back in starting position again, pull your torso up off the floor turning your body to the right, breathing out on the way up then returning back to starting position breathing out as bring your torso back down to the floor (fig.7/8/9)
Repeat these rotations 10-15 times in 5 to 6 sets. It is a challenge but it will pay off in the near future. After you have done this routine for a few weeks and you want to build your legs up as well then purchase some 5 lb. ankle weights. Wrap them around both your ankles with your with your feet lifted (your feet can be crossed or together) and repeat the above instructions.
That's how you build a monster. Enjoy gorillas! LOL!
Weight lifters, body builders, gym fanatics and everyone else in the free world. Who loves chicken? I do. I also love the protein out of chicken. I'll eat chicken till I grow wings and can't fly. Since I write a fitness blog, today I want to speak about chicken. I'm hungry.
So I just want to speak about what it is and how much I want to eat it. I want to eat it with rice and some spicy sauce however I can't remember the ingredients so I'm just typing until I can. It's now 10:42 p.m. and I'm up the river if you know what I mean, with no chicken and protein. I looked up what a protein is but I have no idea how to explain it to you. As well as an amino acid.???
I like chicken breasts, chicken legs and the rest of the chicken. But seriously since I'm unable to be scientific right now, I will go ahead give you a really good gourmet chicken recipe. Enjoy.
By the way, the modern chicken is a descendant to the Red Junglefowl Hybrid(???). I saw a picture of one on a tiger reservation. Who would take a picture of chicken on a tiger reservation? Not me.
The dish I would like to share with you comes from a great far away place called Hong Kong. This dish is called "Swiss Wing" however the legend of the ancient name is that it was said to have been called "Sweet Wing" but the person listening misunderstood the pronunciation and called it "Swiss Wing". The name stuck ever since.
Apparently, according to Wikipedia it's also a common practice in Hong Kong restaurants to name a new dish after a place, which may or may not have any connection with the dish itself at all. That's fun!
Ingredients:
2 tablespoons corn oil
1/4 cup soy sauce
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
3 pounds chicken wings, rinsed and patted dry with paper towels
2 tablespoons sesame oil
2 tablespoons rice vinegar
2 tablespoons fresh ginger, grated
Directions:
First you want to heat oven to a temperature of 375 degrees F. Next
you want to combine your soy sauce, sesame oil, rice vinegar, and ginger and then you are going to set it aside.
Now place the chicken wings in a roasting pan and drizzle with corn oil and then sprinkle it with salt and pepper then toss.
Now roast for 15 to 20 minutes, or until wings are beginning to brown. Remove from oven and baste wings with the drippings and then drain the excess fat.
Now put the soy-ginger mixture over the wings and toss them. Finally you return them to the oven for another 25 to 30 minutes and then you ready and can serve them immediately.
It might help to watch a video as well so I found one, however it's in Chinese so have fun:
I'd like to thank wikipedia for their knowledge of chickens and I'd also like tomorrow to come so I can complete this dish. LoL! If you are interested in more healthy and fun ways to live a happy and fitness filled life visit me over at my blog and before going to the homepage and looking around check out these ab exercises since we're talking about filling our stomachs up. http://myweave.blogspot.com/2012/10/workout-5-full-on-solarplex-workouts.html Thanks again. Enjoy!
Hey you guys! This video is to help you with some direction with Curls.
Please Comment on these videos...They're for you. I enjoy reading your thoughts and opinions plus there have been over 5000 visitors to my site already in fact just yesterday I had over 1100 visitors and that was in just one day. So others will be reading your thoughts as well.
It's been awhile since I've posted because I've haven't been working out. I've been slacking off drinking and I've even smoked a few cigarettes however with all the energy and motivation I've lost I've come to a point where I felt it was time to make a decision on what was better for me. So I took in account how I felt and what I look like now compared to what I looked like a few months ago. I decided that I need to make a noticeable change so I quickly put a plan up and threw up a goal in my head. 4 days of extreme exercising and with it will come extreme change both visibly and in the way we feel.
Now since I havn't been exercising in the last few weeks or so my motivation has fallen quite a bit and my energy was extremely down so please bear with me through these videos. By the end, we will see noticeable change.
