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- Workout DVDs are great for Your well being - by Submitted on Jul 05, 2011 from Maple KreulHealth is one of essential thing we've got to manage. There are numerous kinds of points we will cherish to undertake to take care of our wellbeing. I'd should want to serve might be found to avoid some terrible health diseases which could happen to us. You should be real careful wonderful items ...
Views: 928 - Tips for Increasing Your Student Energy - by Submitted on Jun 28, 2011 from Jack SingerIt’s no secret that college students have severe schedules, even in the summer. Between juggling classes, studying, assignments, internships, working a part time job, and making time for friends, it’s predictable that your energy levels are low. Although most students resort to caffeine to ...
Views: 1339 - The Game of Life - by Submitted on Jun 28, 2011 from Susan McNeal VelasquezI have great admiration for professional golfers. They have a mighty career task. They plan their schedules a year in advance, hire their own caddies and make their own travel arrangements. They play in a professional-amateur tournament the day before competition begins, which requires being ...
Views: 1635 - Motocross during the 70s - by Submitted on Jun 24, 2011 from Ted PeterssonHaving originated as a sport among motorcycling enthusiasts in the United Kingdom in the early twentieth century, motocross grew to become a raging phenomenon in other countries in Europe as the decades progressed. It was the 1970s that marked the rising popularity of the sport at a global ...
Views: 1841 - Motocross during the 60s - by Submitted on Jun 24, 2011 from Ted PeterssonConsidered the most popular form of motorcycle racing, motocross has its origins in the United Kingdom, where it began as ‘Scrambles’ in the early part of the twentieth century. The sport began as a form of motorcycle racing on off-road tracks, with the first participant to cross the line ...
Views: 2412 - Motocross during the 50s - by Submitted on Jun 24, 2011 from Ted PeterssonThe exciting and thrilling sport of motocross originated in the United Kingdom in the early twentieth century and has gone on to gain popularity all across the world thereafter. In the early days, however, the sport was better known as ‘scrambles’. Derived by combining the French word ‘moto’ ...
Views: 1186 - History of European Motocross - by Submitted on Jun 24, 2011 from Ted PeterssonMotocross developed as a kind of motorcycle or all-terrain racing sport that took place on off-road tracks including muddy, hilly, slushy or rocky routes. It was in the early part of the twentieth century that the sport had its origin in Great Britain. Known then as ‘Scrambles’, motocross was a ...
Views: 2337 - The Sport of Motocross - by Submitted on Jun 24, 2011 from Ted PeterssonOne of the most popular motorcycling sports of all times, motocross started as a kind of all-terrain racing event that took place on off-road circuits, muddy, hilly, slushy or rocky routes and sharp turns. The sport had its origin in the early part of the twentieth century in Great Britain. It ...
Views: 1846 - How to reach the heights of Yoga? - by Submitted on Jun 02, 2011 from Richard LogueAny study of any science or subject matter consists of two parts, theoretical and practical. The role of the theoretical part of course is important. But the basis of comprehension of any sphere of activity is the practical part. Through the practice we understand all aspects of the subject. ...
Views: 987 - How to find rest and peace of mind? - by Submitted on Jun 02, 2011 from Richard LogueThis issue goes to first place in the modern world. People today are stretched to the limit. There was a general neurotic-ism population. Businessman has a way of life is harmful and unnatural to the body. Commercial activity carries everywhere with psychological overload. Typical signs of a ...
Views: 1112 - Are You Watching the Battle on the Tennis Courts? - by Submitted on May 24, 2011 from Loren FogelmanThere is a duel currently going on in tennis. Novak Djokovic is pushing Rafael Nadal out of the spotlight. Rafael Nadal is the current world champion, holding the French Open Title for the past five years. Up until now Nadal has been the one to watch. Simply put, Djokovic has been amazing on the ...
Views: 1414 - Marine Electronics – To Enhance Capabilities of boats - by Submitted on May 24, 2011 from Marine BoatsCapabilities of the boat are equally dependent on the design and installation of different kinds of systems. Adding to it, one may also need installation of different marine electronics and electrical systems related to power, navigation, communications as well as entertainment. As far as ...
Views: 866 - Staying active when injured or ill - by Submitted on May 02, 2011 from Karl StringerWe’ve all been there – a massive cold or flu sets in or you pick up a knock that stops you exercising and taking part in sports for a while. Many people react by severing all activity and drive for the duration of their ailment, turning into a heap of melancholy and despair. ...
Views: 1332(1 vote) - Why teenagers love mix martial arts stuff? - by Submitted on Apr 12, 2011 from Derick NwokoMartial art has fascinated people right from its inception. Some looks it as a protection while for others it is an aggressive form of fighting. But today it is more a sport than a fighting art. Championships are held across the globe and sportsmen representing different countries fight for the ...
Views: 931 - Learn karate from renowned karate schools in NJ - by Submitted on Mar 09, 2011 from Derick NwokoKarate came in to existence in 19th century and in 20th century it was brought to the mainland of Japan. This was basically done during the cultural exchange between Japan and Ryukyu Island. Before proceeding further you must know that a karate practitioner is known as karateka so if you want to ...
Views: 910 - Lose Weight With the Power of Visualization - by Submitted on Feb 14, 2012 from Michael LocklearVisualization is the process of creating a mental image of what you want to happen. Research has shown that visualization can have both physical and psychological benefits. Repeatedly visualizing your goals can build confidence, and improves your ability to deal with stressful emotions ...
Views: 1288 - The Meditation Process: You'll Get It Quickly (Meditation Tips I've Been Asked to Share With You) - by Submitted on Feb 16, 2011 from Anna WehrMeditation is a great feeling which brings peace and relaxation to your mind. Many people who want to meditate look for information on how to do meditation. There are various benefits of meditation. Unless you feel it yourself you will not be able to understand the sheer bliss of the experience. ...
Views: 1105 - THE ART OF FITNESS WORKOUT MOTIVATION - by Submitted on Jan 19, 2011 from Kayla Darcy-GoldrickI have gotten very good over the years at getting myself to the fitness workout. Let’s be honest some days, you just aren’t feeling it. Now, if you are ill, that is one thing but just good old fashioned laziness – you can beat that! Ok, here is one - you can try to talking to yourself ...
Views: 1210 - Enter 'The Zone' Utilizing Peripheral Vision - Part II of II - by Submitted on Feb 16, 2011 from Coach (Dave) JonesContinued from: Enter 'The Zone' Utilizing Peripheral Vision - Part I of II Right now you should be asking “how do I get ‘In The Zone?” The answer: e x p a n d your awareness of your field of peripheral vision. Begin this p r o c e s s by taking a basketball out on a ...
Views: 3304 - Enter 'The Zone' Utilizing Peripheral Vision - Part I of II - by Submitted on Feb 16, 2011 from Coach (Dave) JonesOpen Your Mind To A Whole New World. Learn how to develop acute peripheral vision, or court vision. Peripheral Vision is another gateway into ‘The Zone.’ Remember when you first began dribbling a basketball? If you had been dribbling in the street and a semi-truck was bearing down on ...
Views: 2438 - How I became a better parent through my kids' sports experiences - by Submitted on Sep 13, 2010 from Janis MeredithHow I became a better parent through my kids' sports experiences Character Lasts, Sports Don't, Part 2 of a 4 part series in the month of September. Sometimes kids are not the only ones who learn character lessons from playing sports. Parents can learn too. After 16 years of being a sports ...
Views: 1317(5 votes) - Can Exercise Cure Depression? - by Submitted on Aug 11, 2010 from Astrid WhitingYou'd be surprised how many people around you are clinically depressed. During my career as a Medical Exercise Specialist, I've trained many people who suffered from depression. My hunch is you probably know someone right now who is struggling with depression. The Good News Duke ...
Views: 3853(2 votes) - Are You An Ardent Football Fan Too? - by Submitted on Apr 21, 2010 from Gene PughDoes the mere mention of football send adrenaline rushing through your body? If, yes, then you are about to experience it once again. You can witness a live score of soccer here. What Is A Live Score? To give a brief introduction about what football or soccer is all about to those who ...
Views: 2246 - Recruiting is a Four Year Process - Guideposts for the College Bound Student-Athlete - by Submitted on Mar 22, 2010 from Sean HusseyMany athletes have the desire to play sports in college, but don’t know where to begin or what to do. Simply stated, recruiting is a four year process. Preparation and education are every bit as important in marketing, and those who wait until their senior year find themselves behind the curve. ...
Views: 1081(3 votes) - Learning Experiences Suck! - by Submitted on Feb 19, 2010 from Dr. Rob BellTom Lehman has had a long and distinguished career on the PGA Tour, but despite his longevity and victory in the 1996 British Open, he has (only) won five times on tour. The cumulative percentage of his victories per tournament is barely 1 percent. Kenny Perry has won thirteen PGA Tour events in ...
Views: 2243(3 votes) - How's Your Mental Fitness? Take This Quiz and Find Out - by Submitted on Nov 25, 2009 from Bill ColeHow fit do you consider yourself? You can be fit in any number of arenas--financial, health, physical, etc. You consult doctors, financial planners, chiropractors, CPA's, tax analysts, bankers, stock brokers, nutritionists, tennis pros, golf pros, physical therapists, fitness trainers and anyone ...
Views: 2460(12 votes) - How Inner Wisdom Serves Us in Everyday Life - by Submitted on Oct 27, 2009 from Marc LernerWe live in a world where value is captured in thoughts or it goes unnoticed. Imagine really desiring something without being able to express it in words. Desires have power when they are put into words. Because our focus is on thinking most of the time , we would seldom strive for what we ...
Views: 1500(3 votes) - Psychology Of Strength - by Submitted on Feb 22, 2013 from Joshua Hewett“True strength comes from within”. We've all heard similar sayings. Most successful athletes know that their mindset plays a strong role in their performance. Many recreational athletes and trainees also realize on some level that their thoughts and moods affect their workouts. But very ...
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