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How to define the word ‘diet’

by Justin Qualler on February 3, 2010

Word on the street is that you don’t burn many calories when you sit down all day long. As we get older, we trend towards less exercise and more sitting. Unsurprisingly, our body starts growing like it did during adolescence—but wider instead of taller. Combine that with all the food we eat and the obesity [...]

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Do you have a body? Then read this

by Justin Qualler on January 24, 2010

Many people watch their body deteriorate over time, lamenting the good old days and casting aside the changes as a simple aging process, forgetting to take ownership and accountability for their actions and inactions towards their body.
Some of us don’t even take the time to really explore our body. Some of us don’t even run, [...]

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How to exercise consistently

January 20, 2010
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It’s a known fact that humans are experts at inventing excuses to avoid something they don’t want to do. If your excuses are preventing you from attaining the body you want, try some of these strategies.

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The incredible organic body

January 10, 2010

When is the last time you had your arm directly overhead? It’s probably been awhile. You may go an entire week never raising your arm any higher than the kitchen cabinet.
Have you ever heard that “we only use 3% or 10% or some other miniscule percentage of our brain power” line?
The same goes for our [...]

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What George Carlin would say about fitness

January 3, 2010
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People waste money on exercise equipment, supplements, workout clothes, and gym memberships solely to buy the illusion of fitness.
George Carlin said, “Americans specialize in the manufacturing, packaging, distribution, marketing of bullshit.” I feel bad for the people who get connived into thinking they need to buy something to get started with fitness. Buying something is [...]

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How economic downturns forge better bodies

December 31, 2009

If you can’t afford to buy your clothes, you learn how to make them, says Peter Bregman of CNN.
Remember last year when gas prices rose to nearly $4 a gallon? Phoenix local news interviewed several people who switched from car to bike for transportation to and from work.
Peter lists several more examples in his article, [...]

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How good are you at the Airport Security Dance?

December 29, 2009

Traveling over the Christmas season, I saw several travelers struggle with the Airport Security Dance. Oh, they understood the procedure. It was trying to get compliance with their bodies to bend, pick up, unzip, untie, retie, rezip, etc.
All these movements are simple and basic, but they were being performed awkwardly. And, that was slowing down [...]

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Stop now and condemn yourself to mediocrity

December 21, 2009

The mind controls the body—the body does not control the mind. Your body can trick you and compel you to stop before you should. Push a little bit more and get major progress.

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The strange thing that cured my allergies (I think)

December 16, 2009
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But, I think deep breathing has cured my allergies. Of course, there are too many variables to truly ascertain what stopped me from sneezing, wheezing, and getting puffy eyes at particular times of the year, so take that as my disclaimer.
Since deep breathing, however, I’ve felt better and more energetic. I feel like I’m able [...]

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New stuff added – exercises and routines

December 15, 2009

Take a look at the new routines and exercises section on this site. More to come!

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