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Added by rodpu on October 29, 2009 at 6:38am —
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This is my first blog post and i would enjoy to write a few sentences about hostels. Hostels are a magnificent method to see the world on a budget. From the cheapest to the more grand there is something to accommodate every preference and budget. The important thing about
hostels is that tons of university students flock to them as they are cheap and enjoyable so there is all the time lots of student travelers around to party with!
In generally every other…
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Added by Hostelio on October 27, 2009 at 3:10pm —
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From Killer Tabletops to Wrecks and Reefs
Since he was a kid, Gary Young, 2009 ‘X’ Games BMX Freestyle Bronze
Medalist, has been defying gravity, hanging in the air twisting and turning on
his bike. Now he is taking his love of extreme activities down under the sea.
“Snorkeling was really like the gateway for me to get into diving.” said
Young, 26. “I started snorkeling a few years ago and it really sparked my
interest. I learned about sea life and hanging out under water was a new
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Added by Bunny Keo on September 24, 2009 at 3:27pm —
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PADI Divers Encourage AWAREness of International Ocean Clean-up
The world’s oceans are fast becoming a toxic and dangerous trash can for marine life. But this September the largest assembly of divers and like minded volunteers will join in a global clean up aimed at helping preserve the marine environment.
“Even trash in Kentucky eventually washes out to the sea,” says Jenny Miller Garmendia, Director of Project AWARE Foundation (PAF), a nonprofit organization that conserves underwater environ…
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Added by Bunny Keo on September 13, 2009 at 11:00pm —
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Added by odie on September 8, 2009 at 11:22pm —
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I'm a naturally active person, so it hurt when I found out that I was lactose intolerant. Everyone knows that in order to stay fit, one needs a combination of physical exercise and a healthy diet. While I was capable of performing the physical aspect, I couldn't carry out a complete diet due to my lactose intolerance. Frustrated and angry, I felt I was wasting my energy working out because I couldn't eat right. Just as I was about to give up, I came across this product called Lactagen while sear…
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Added by Pete Lewis on August 5, 2009 at 3:13pm —
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Please check out the article below from Nutritional Outlook magazine’s May issue. Some key points and products for digestive health can be found:
Gut Feelings
It never ceases to amaze us in our naturopathic medical practices how many individuals come in for an office visit complaining of symptoms that they don’t realize are related to digestive health. In fact, a large number of the patients we see are constipated, yet they often don’t realize that their lack of regularity may be impacting sev…
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Added by Chantelle Mullins on June 4, 2009 at 1:33pm —
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I have ridden mountainboards since 1994. I rode in the early competitions 1996 - 2000 but usually finished right around last. Separated a shoulder two weeks before I was married at the Snow Valley, CA 1997 USATB Championships. Like I said, I usually finished last.
What is truly staggering about this sport is the capabilities of the boards, the skill level of the riders and their bravery.
Mountainboarding is an inherently dangerous activity that can result in severe injury, paralysis or death.…
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Added by Evan Lipstein on May 22, 2009 at 10:12am —
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http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=1778399&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait
http://www.break.com/index/three-men-one-death-wish.html
Both of these videos hit my hot button.
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Added by Evan Lipstein on January 9, 2009 at 4:39pm —
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Although most endurance athletes know the importance of fueling-up with carbs (while leaving enough time to digest before exercise), and replenishing with carbs and protein right after exercise, the average person could probably benefit from the same approach to their regular workouts (I'm sure many people still work out before breakfast). For more info., check out this
article from the May Clinic, courtesy of Washington Sports Pe…
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Added by Adam Reyer on March 18, 2008 at 5:39pm —
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The NYT recently featured
this article saying that most research shows that pre and post-workout stretching does not reduce injuries and soreness. My questions are:
1) Do people believe this (I feel that stretching probably does help reduce injuries, somewhat)?
2) What about regular/on-going stretching, like Yoga (that would have to help reduce injuries, I would think)…
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Added by Adam Reyer on March 4, 2008 at 11:25am —
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OK, after today's A.R.T. Treatment by Andy Smith (to bang out the last remnants of fibrosis in my shoulder capsule and knee before heading out to Tahoe and its measley 150" base), I decided to try a Thai Massage from Pam Ruangsakvicht, the massage therapist at Tim Scheuerman & Andy Smith's
Advanced Chripractic Office in Sterling, VA. Both Tim and Andy told me that Pam was excellent and coordinates her therapy with a patient's treatment. Well, the mas…
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Added by Adam Reyer on March 3, 2008 at 5:45pm —
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According to a
Coumbia University Study aimed at treating congestive heart failure, the cause of muscle fatigue is calcium leakage from muscle cells (Lactic Acid secretion had long since been discredited as the cause). With calcium-leakage blocking drugs, mice could run 10-20% longer - is an anti-fatigue drug on the way?..and would it be prudent?..
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Added by Adam Reyer on February 26, 2008 at 11:37am —
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[Modern] Athletes may live longer, according to this recent 10-year
Study of 2,400 British twins which shows that those who exercised exhibited longer Telomeres - the protective caps on the end of chromosomes which shorten each time a cell divides, ultimately limiting cellular replication. Maybe, as Oasis said, "You and I are gonna live forever!"
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Added by Adam Reyer on February 26, 2008 at 11:34am —
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Adam asked me to post a little nugget on Myofascial Release. Below is an excerpt from a blog I wrote for
fitskiing.com regarding useful modalities to aid in recovery.
Myofascial Release with Foam Roller: Injuries, stress, inflammation, trauma, and poor posture can cause restriction to fascia. Since fascia is an interconnected web, the restriction or tightness to fascia at a place, with time can spread to other places in the body like a pull in a sweat…
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Added by Andrew Hooge on February 17, 2008 at 11:30am —
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Here's another blog post by
Kathleen Kastner and
iyogalife.com about using
Yoga as Cardio exercise. I tend to agree with her, based on the rigorous 90-minute Baptiste Power Yoga classes I take. My sense is that it's just as good for your body to do a 90-minute steady-breathing, low-moderate cardio yoga…
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Added by Adam Reyer on February 14, 2008 at 3:47pm —
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This Chiropractor's
blog entry describes Fibrosis, the injuries it contributes to and how Graston Technique is effective at treating it:
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Added by Adam Reyer on January 28, 2008 at 1:09pm —
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Over the years, I've found that even if I've been skiing or biking and in good cardio shape, it still makes a HUGE DIFFERENCE if I do 4-6 weeks of a few, simple leg strengthening exercises in advance of a ski or bike trip. I got these exercises from my physical therapist and they only take 15 minutes every other day (every other day minimizes the chance of knee strain and also enables your quads to rest and strengthen on the off day).
Precautions:You'll want to take the foll…
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Added by Adam Reyer on January 23, 2008 at 1:42pm —
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These
endurance sports nutrition mistakes are from supplement provider, Hammer Nutrition, and I have had great success with several of them:
- Excess Hydration: although sufficient hydration is a key goal, over-hydration, without replenishment of electrolytes, can be equally as detrimental to performance or, even, dangerous to your health. They recommend drinking 20-25 ounces of water per
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Added by Adam Reyer on January 16, 2008 at 12:32am —
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Check out this blog entry,
Confessions of a Reformed Cardio Junkie, at
iYogaLife by Kathleen Kastner, an L.A. Yoga Instructor, who describes the benefits of replacing much of her cardio exercise with 60-90 minute yoga classes. I have done this with Baptiste Power Yoga and agree with her, although I do intend to stick with a fair amount of supplemental cardio…
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Added by Adam Reyer on January 15, 2008 at 12:33am —
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