Persistence is a great quality to develop and (to) have at one’s disposal. Motivated effort will be in short supply if persistence If not developed,
Category: Fitness
Fitness is the condition of being physically strong and healthy, encompassing the ability to perform daily tasks with vigor and energy, and to enjoy leisure activities without undue fatigue
The importance of routine changing for exercise
Many people exercise. In that group, many exercise regularly. Yet, in that same group, how many recognize the importance for change in their routines?
A Case for Movement
It seems that in modern society, movement, exercise, is an auxiliary activity. In light of the typically mundane acts of sleeping, going to work, coming home, spending time with family, playing computer games, there is little to no time given to physical activity (movement, exercise)
Protein intake in the human diet.
As one who is aging, I have often pondered “How much protein is enough, too much, not enough”?
Energetics of Nude Yoga Practice
Practicing nude yoga assists in achieving deeper spiritual connections. This is due to the enhanced accumulation of cosmic vibration (energy, prana, chi)
Breath . . . . . Fully!!!
Fullness of breath provides benefits which extend beyond (general) oxygenation of the blood.
Swimming for Hip Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis (OA) is not a death sentence. Is it hereditary? Is it trauma induced? Maybe both . . . or neither. What is important is that movement, strengthening and flexibility (SMF) be maintained so that operational procedures be avoided for as long as is possible
BOXCARS & THE 12 HOUR SHIFT
Personal health care often falls to the wayside when working twelve hour shifts. Personal time for employees is compromised during hours worked. Although, the time off can be beneficial when / if (it can be) used advantageously.
Positively Posture Conscious
Postural integrity facilitates and compliments complete breathing.
Modern Yoga is . . . . . . .
The predisposal toward the physical practice of yoga posture (asana), though understandable as such, confines the practitioner to the ‘touch, sight, taste, smell, hearing’ driven aspect(s) of yoga.
