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Chair Aerobics 2 is my 2nd installment of chair aerobic, A work out you can do from a chair. It’s a work out for baby boomers, seniors and every one else! So get that chair out and join me!
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Posted by marcos campos on 2006-06-01 15:58:42
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Bernard signs up for aerobic classes, with Eva as instructor. But he’ll discover that coordination is not exactly his strong point.
Bernard se apunta a las clases de aerobic con Eva de profesora pero descubrirá que la coordinación de sus movimientos no es su punto fuerte.
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Conoce a BERNI, un oso polar torpe y algo egoísta que viaja por el mundo haciéndose querer. Si algo le puede salir mal, le saldrá peor, y es que cosas tan simples como hacer una foto o correr por el campo pueden convertirse en el mayor de los enredos con él. La vida no será igual después de verla con sus ojos.
Meet this curious polar bear that travels around the world without knowing any rule. Even if it is something as simple as taking a picture or facing a rainstorm, he will turn these everyday natural situations into a funny and difficult challenge.
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Posted by licornenoir on 2015-03-04 06:23:06
Tagged: , man , weight , training , barbell , weights , plates , bench , gym , home , people , sit , sitting , seated … Read More
According to most dictionaries, hoist means to lift with the assistance of a mechanical device. Or at least, mimic the action made through body weight. And in a clever marketing move that the company can claim for itself, this is exactly what any Hoist fitness equipment does!
Hoist Range of Products
As a manufacturer of fitness equipment for 30 years, it is to be expected that the product range will be on the diverse, if not impressive, side. Fitness enthusiasts have many choices in fitness apparatus for strength training in all its aspects – weight, resistance, isometric and integrated.
The company’s official website classifies its fitness equipment into two user categories: consumer/home use and commercial/GSA use. Expectantly, the general dimensions for each category will differ as space consideration is an important factor in choosing gym equipment.
There are 8 product lines under the Hoist fitness equipment home category, namely, V Select Series, V-Core Gym, V-Rox, Gym, V Express Gym, V6 Personal Pulley Gym, Free weights, PTS Personal Training and H MultiStack Gyms. For users, this means choices from the simple flat bench (HF-4164) to the one-in-four multi-stack station (H-4400).
For the commercial range, there are 7 product lines, namely, ROC-IT, HD Series, HS Series, HMG MultiStations, CF Seroes, KL Series, and H MultiStack Gyms. It must be noted that the KL Series is targeted towards teens, with the intention of encouraging them to be fit at an early age.
With all these products made available to a fitness enthusiast, it’s time to “get hoisting” with Hoist fitness equipment!
Product Features
When exercising, especially in strength training where muscles and joints are at greater risks of injury and stress, safety is always a prevalent concern. After all, you want to increase muscle size and strength but not at the expense of safety! It bears saying here that safety starts with the right equipment.
This must have been what the developers of Hoist equipment had in mind when developing their product lines. All of the equipments comply with the safety standards of the ASTM International as well as the American College of Sports Medicine’s Health/Fitness Facility Standards Guidelines.
Other features of the Hoist fitness equipment that ensure durability, function, safety and, well, beauty include but are not limited to:
– Patented weight system for smoother and quieter movements, be it in the hoisting of the cables or the changing of the weights.
– High quality hand grips, where applicable, for comfort and stability.
– Foot rests for user stability and support.
– Steel tubing for the body, aluminum for the bars, and rubber for the flooring.
– Body straps where necessary to ensure stability.
Also, instructional DVDs and user manuals are provided for the equipment purchased from the website and in other stores. Of course, the various types of equipment boasts of different dimensions, resistance and functions but each one has the guarantee of lifetime durability from the manufacturers.
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This is a short video on how the Ri Treat Aerobic Waste Water System works in your home.
Waste water travels from your plumbing fixtures into a series of drainage pipes below your home. It then enters the main drain which is connected directly to your Ri Treat waste water treatment system.
Your waste water then flows into the first chamber where it undergoes settlement and digestion for a minimum of 24 hours. This is the anaerobic part of the treatment process.
Settled waste water then flows from the Primary Septic Chambers into aeration chamber 1 where air is pumped through in fine bubbles, providing the distribution of air and turbulence required for effective treatment of the waste water.
Turbulence causes liquids to travel in a circular motion through the bio filter medium, which encourages biomass growth. The biomass incorporates nutrients and oxygen from the water, leading to a reduction of impurities as the effluent passes through the system.
Effluent and sludge then pass into the settlement chamber , where the sludge settles to the bottom before being returned to the primary chamber, along with scum which floats in the settlement chamber.
Settled effluent water passes through the chlorinator into the irrigation chamber where it is held for irrigation and is pumped out when the chamber is full, at approximately 450 Litres.
After your household waste from the toilet, bathroom, kitchen and laundry have entered the Ri Treat waste water treatment system, it is now separated and has digested the solid waste, using a natural process to purify the wastewater. This odourless, clean, disinfected water is then reused through sprinklers in your garden.
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Week 9 of my weight loss regime and it’s going in the right direction still.
Posted by The Shed1 on 2009-03-09 08:43:30
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It was not too long ago that people with chronic conditions such as heart disease, cancer or diabetes (the big three) were told by their doctors to "take it easy" or "stay in bed" and rely on taking drugs or medication in order to stabilize the condition. Today, there is little doubt how the impact of lifestyle changes, including exercise can dramatically prevent, treat and even cure many of these ailments.
Even if you have a chronic condition or illness that is no reason to avoid physical activity as many conditions can be controlled through a properly designed and performed exercise program. Exercise used to be viewed as asking for trouble, however current evidence suggests that in both wellness and disease, the overall exit is better for the exerciser than for a sedentary person.
People not in perfect health often find that benefit in many ways from an exercise program that includes strength training. Getting stronger and fitter improves the way the body works increasing strength, balance and energy levels as well as easing pain. Improved fitness also allows a quicker rebound from sickness or injury and activities of daily living can be performed easier thereby retaining independence.
If you have become the victim of some chronic disease becoming more active is a clear benefit in improving health and well-being and reducing the risk of disability or premature death. A proper exercise program can also be a great tool for rebuilding wellness and strength after disease treatment.
Starting a new exercise program may seem like a difficult endeavor when you are not feeling well or are in pain but it can have a huge positive impact on the way you feel and perform. Although at times you may not feel like continuing with the program, you will be rewarded with many long-term benefits that will more than make up for the short term discomfort.
People with chronic medical problems should insist their health-care providers give them information on how properly exercise and lifestyle changes can affect the course of a disease or illness. If people can not obtain this information from their doctors, they should find an appropriate health professional who can and will give this information. Do not be fobbed off with "you do not need it" type of answers.
To open the door to better health with your exercise program see a fitness professional at your local gym or fitness center who will design an effective set of exercises specifically for your physical condition. They will also teach you correct exercise technique and monitor your progress along the way. Your program may need tweaking and changing to get it a good fit for you.
It may take some work as well on adjusting your mental attitude to view your illness as a very good reason to get started on a proper exercise program so you can become stronger and fitter to take control of your health. This will enable you to enjoy your life to the fuller rather … Read More
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