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 By veen
Posted on January 18, 2008  No commentShare on Facebook |
Stretching is a controversial subject. From just being apart of the fitness world for some time now, I have heard so many different opinions and thoughts about how to stretch, when to stretch and what type of stretching is best for you. After researching this topic I have learned a whole lot. There are four […]
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By Tapan
Posted on January 13, 2008 No commentShare on Facebook |
HAAAOOUUGGHH’s it going? So today was the nicest day ever, and you know, its all cause global warming is doing its thing. Thats fo rurr, because it means we can do mo winter fit! Its supposed to be nice fo the rest of the week, so if Kai hasnt called the rest of you necks, […]
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By Tapan
Posted on December 18, 2007 2 CommentsShare on Facebook |
Ahh how good it is to go back to the iceplant and do some flips with your bros after so much time…
Crew: Mike, Tapan, Ell, Xander
Place: Manresa State
Time: Until it gets dark
Workout:
-Flip Training (Congrats to Ell for his wall backflip mastery, Xander for getting way better, and Mike for busting a backflip after so long)
-Animal […]
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By veen
Posted on October 18, 2007 No commentShare on Facebook |
My time is limited. I have no time for the beach anymore and I have stopped working out regularly all together. I am being consumed by my work and when I’m not doing work I am sleeping. I can’t stand this any longer. I have to make a change.
I forced myself to start a routine […]
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By Tapan
Posted on October 18, 2007 No commentShare on Facebook |
Wintertime’s a coming. A lot of us are either too far from the beach, too busy with school and work, or having trouble being awake to seriously find time for that nice “body crushing” workout that leaves you incapacitated for days at a time. Or maybe its just me.
Anyway, I find that the times I […]
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By Elliot
Posted on October 09, 2007 3 CommentsShare on Facebook |
When Beach Fit stopped, so did I. My skin is starting its fade back to pale and I’m noticing muscle atrophy. I’ve been working out sporadically once or twice a week just to keep the fibers in check, with a few handstands here and there. I thought I could just turn the heat to low […]
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By veen
Posted on September 13, 2007 6 CommentsShare on Facebook |
Quinoa (Keen-wah) is an ancient food cultivated in the South American Andes since at least 3,000 BC and has been a staple food for many different natives for hundreds of years. The ancient Incas called Quinoa the “mother grain” and thought of it to be sacred. Quinoa was given to the Incan armies that often […]
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