What is it they say, oh yeah, no pain no gain! What the heck’s that all about. I mean, why should we have to endure regular pain and discomfort just to look physically normal. Why can’t we just go about our daily business doing what we do and stay in relatively good shape? Well, to put it bluntly, many of us abuse our bodies. That’s the long and short of it anyway.
We lounge around and stuff our faces with all the harmful junk and convenience foods we can get our greedy little mitts on then wonder how we’ve gotten so chubby. This, my friends, is why we need to embark on a physical exercise training program.
To a greater or lesser degree, most folks as they get older become less active. Some call it ‘taking it easy’ whereas others give it a name like retirement, but whatever your reasons, it all amounts to one thing and one thing only, which is procrastination.
If you’ve fallen ill and can’t physically move around for medical reasons then that’s a different story and this article will be of little use to you. But for all you armchair complainers out there, you should be grateful you still have all your bodily functions, and while you have the ability to move then move you must. Unless you’re looking for a premature death I suggest you get into an exercise training program while you still can.
Look, everyone is different, but there is one thing that’s the same for all of us and that is there’s an exercise training program out there for everyone. Whether you’re clinically obese, or just need to shed a few pounds, I can guarantee you one thing; put more of the right kinds of grub down your gullet and take the dog for a good walk every evening and you will notice a difference. You’ll not only start to look better you’ll begin to feel great too, and that’s a promise! What! Don’t have a dog? Well walk somebody else’s pooch then. Honestly, these are typical comments from idle folks, always looking for a get-out clause.
Depending on who you are, how out of shape you are, and your personal circumstances, are all factors which will determine what kind of exercise training program you set yourself. It costs nothing for simple basic exercise, but if you need a little kick start to get you going, and let’s face it, who doesn’t!, then it’s probably a good idea to either buddy up with someone and support each other through your fitness regime, or join a local gym and have a professional trainer set an exercise program that is right for you.
Listen, right sized people have more energy full stop. They also get sick less often, sleep better, and wake up refreshed. Oh, and did I mention they live longer too? If you can think of one good reason why slouching heavily into an armchair and cramming all sorts of the ‘wrong foods’ into your eager mouth day in day out as viable option to wellbeing, then good luck to you. If you want to feel healthier and be able to look into the mirror with glee, then get your flipping act together and start on an exercise training program today.
There are no magical cures out there, or wonder pills, nor will there ever be, so I wouldn’t sit around too long waiting for such. You need to simply take a good hard look at yourself and repeat the words; If it’s to be it’s up to me!
You can do it but you have to work at it and follow through. Remember, today is the very first day of the rest of your life. Make it a good day, a day of change and personal improvement.
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Quarterback Personal Trainer?
I'm a 16 and I'm looking for a personal quarterback trainer or a place that trains quarterbacks that could help me, I look all over the internet and I can't find anything in the NY, Long Island area that could help me. I'm very good quarterback, but there is always room for improvement, and there is only so much i and teach myself. I've been playing football for 8 years and I have a 96 GPA last quarter. Does anyone know of anything, in the New York, Long Island area? I plan to play football in college and hopefully in the NFL.
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Cool. Switched how, from righty to lefty? Or switched the ride to the center from one side? Forgive my ignorance but, what’s the Iron Maiden set-up?
is your snare drum a marching snare
i just switched my set’s setup like yours 2 days ago, it feels really wierd. i used to have the iron maiden setup
YRWLCM?
Hmm.. i don’t understand it
One of the snares I use on my set is a marching snare that I put legs on, with matching FIBES hardware. I like the crisp, tight sound. Thanks for watching!
call the jets or the Gaints to see if they can halp.
write your boss a letter, keep a copy.
Try to imporove your behavior, too. If you can change the things that your boss is asking you to do, then fix them. If not, then write in your letter why you can not.
Eventually you will get fired, and you may want to get unemployment benefits until you get a new job. Then you will show the judge (yes, you will go to court to fight for unemployment benefits) and you will show this letter saying that you are doing the best you can. Good luck!
Great! That’s what they’re up here for. People have helped me along the way, so now it’s my turn to reciprocate. Glad it was helpful.
thanks man, I’ve been drummin for about 4 years now but your training really helped me get forward much faster
A lot of gyms offer boot camp style training. Golds gym has a good one.
THX THX THX man!
Sorry. It’s not accepted web jargon, but I was just abbreviating, “You’re Welcome” in response to your abbreviated “Thanks”. Have a great day!
…..A comnment? Sure. What participants were supposed to "get" is that the culture is "all BS" and you need to "get in touch with your feelings" and "step outside the box."
From the 21st century, all this sounds pretty lame. Back then, I thought it was pretty lame, definitely not worth the price of admission and going through the BS of est. But to people who were all caught up in pleasing others, this was pretty liberating stuff.
Whatever quacks your duck. I trust Werner invested well and is under the radar spending his wealth well also.
YRWLCM YRWLCM YRWLCM! Glad it was helpful.
That sounds like a lot of crap you shouldn't be putting up with. First of all, she's not a friend. Period. Even if she's telling the truth about not being after you boyfriend (which she's probably not), she's still not a good friend to you anyway. You need to leave her before things get even worse.
Also, you may want to have a sit down talk with your boyfriend. He should have put a stop to things a long time ago. Ask him to put some distance between them until you destress. If he refuses, he may not even be worth it, either.
Can you help me with my question? It has to do with not-so-friendly friends, too. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080803153223AAgs6kS
Great exercises for sure!
all i can say is talk to ur coach about it
Two of the best training programs you could find, are right there in your area. The SF SPCA at http://www.sfspca.org, and the Marin Humane Society at http://www.marinhumanesociety.org Both group classes are very reasonably priced for the quality of training you get.
Also Jean Donaldson, director of traiing and behavior at SF SPCA runs a dog training academey, a rigorous program often described as the Harvard of dog training. I have met many of her students are they are well versed and really skilled. You can find her certified graduates on the spca site mentioned above and there are lots to choose from in the SF Area.
For some immediate tips try out at http://www.pawstitiveexperience.com and go to my training tips page. Check out "jumping",, "polite greetings", "people empowerment program", restrained recall, "off leash recall, and loose leash walking" There are 45 tip there and I will be loading 5 more this next week. One will be on leadership and taking personal space. You can find the article and video at http://www.kohd.com then scroll to Khody's Tail Waggin Tips. The full two part series on leadership will be available on 3/2. Part one is there now with the full article but part two talks about taking personal space.
Part two airs tonight on our local news program and after that it gets added to the website.
Hey Dave, nice videos. They are very helpful. I hope you keep it up! You are welcome for the free test drive of my snares. I do wish that I had done some rolls and rim-shots. That is a really good idea. If I ever get more snares I will do that for the next video. Thanks and take care!
Bill
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Well i work at an amusement park are there any near you? and they give me very flexible hours they are always hiring so thats a good thing…plus you can try a place like chuckie cheese or boomers too they are very flexible
These one helped me a lot!
ok
Thank you!
Have a great day, too!
life is a big test and congras on improving yourself, i learn things from people all the time, i watch what they do and how they act and self-reflect on how that might help me or others or how it can bhurt them/myself and i don't do it
My life has been onje big lesson
My best 5k in high school was around 17:30, and now I'm running as a freshman in college. My time in high school was OK, but not great. You'll be a sophomore this year. I tended to improve almost a minute a year in high school until my senior year, ad I started about the same level as you, so I would shoot for about 18:15 to 18:30 in August.
For a summer training plan. Run 6 days a week, and go for about 40 to 50 miles a week. That comes to something like 7 or 8 a day. I would alternate 3 days of easy, fairly long runs with 2 days of tempo runs and one day of a longer, fairly easy run, about 10 miles or so on the long day. Then take the 7th day off. That's what I would work up to. At the start of the summer, do about 30-35 miles a week and adjust the mileage accordingly, then build up to the longer distance. Around the beginning of August, replace one of the tempo runs with a track workout to start really working on speed.
Good Luck in the fall!
The sound of the toms makes me crazy!
Hit up the gyms around the area I know where I lived in Syracuse the gym was the spot to get some trainer info. If the people their don't know then they know someone that knows. Also hit up a football camp. Syracuse Orange hold one every year in the summer they have coach from the Big East show up and tell you what they are looking for. With your location your in the middle of some high class school Pitt, BC, UConn, Rutgers, Syracuse so get your tapes out to schools close by get your name out there.
i am not sure on how to go about doing podcasts but it does sound like a good idea. here are some other thoughts:
-email newsletter with content your current and potential clients would be interested in
-talk with local community collages about teaching a class for them as your students can also become your clients
-word of mouth as this is likely to be your best source of clients so get your clients to tell their friends and colleagues. you can use an incentive like a small dollar gift card as a thank you.