Except if you're masochistic like me you can use it on your back, and legs.....
for your back, do you lay on it? im guessing for your legs you use your hands to move the ball?
When I use a medicine ball, I put the ball on the ground and my leg on top of it (i'm in a sitting position), shift my weight onto my leg, and then just roll around like a motherfucker.
I am so happy, I weighed myself today and found out I have lost 1.5 kg in a little bit over 1 week :D. My legs are not cramping that much anymore and my condition has improved a lot than before. I feel like Superman
There is an excellent recipe for people wanting to cut their hunger while eating yummy healthy nutritive food.
It's called Budwïg Cream and goes like that :
- smash 1 banana on a plate with a fork and put it in a bowl (or with fingers directly in the bowl ^^) - add 2-3 big spoons of low fat cottage cheese - add ½ lemon juice (with pulp) - add 2 big spoons of organic oil (olive, etc. the better is to vary types) - mix the whole stuff - then you must grind 1 type of cereal and 1 type of oleaginous seed (2 big spoons of each, vary types) cereals : wheat, buckwheat, etc. oleaginous seeds : sunflower seeds, "petit épeautre" (dunno the exact traduction, german wheat?), etc. - add the freshly ground seeds in the bowl, mix the whole stuff and eat! =)
It should look something like that.^^
You can also add some fruits but no sugar ! ~~ Try it !
On July 07 2010 22:16 HaN- wrote: There is an excellent recipe for people wanting to cut their hunger while eating yummy healthy nutritive food.
It's called Budwïg Cream and goes like that :
- smash 1 banana on a plate with a fork and put it in a bowl (or with fingers directly in the bowl ^^) - add 2-3 big spoons of low fat cottage cheese - add ½ lemon juice (with pulp) - add 2 big spoons of organic oil (olive, etc. the better is to vary types) - mix the whole stuff - then you must grind 1 type of cereal and 1 type of oleaginous seed (2 big spoons of each, vary types) cereals : wheat, buckwheat, etc. oleaginous seeds : sunflower seeds, "petit épeautre" (dunno the exact traduction, german wheat?), etc. - add the freshly ground seeds in the bowl, mix the whole stuff and eat! =)
It should look something like that.^^
You can also add some fruits but no sugar ! ~~ Try it !
On July 07 2010 22:16 HaN- wrote: There is an excellent recipe for people wanting to cut their hunger while eating yummy healthy nutritive food.
It's called Budwïg Cream and goes like that :
- smash 1 banana on a plate with a fork and put it in a bowl (or with fingers directly in the bowl ^^) - add 2-3 big spoons of low fat cottage cheese - add ½ lemon juice (with pulp) - add 2 big spoons of organic oil (olive, etc. the better is to vary types) - mix the whole stuff - then you must grind 1 type of cereal and 1 type of oleaginous seed (2 big spoons of each, vary types) cereals : wheat, buckwheat, etc. oleaginous seeds : sunflower seeds, "petit épeautre" (dunno the exact traduction, german wheat?), etc. - add the freshly ground seeds in the bowl, mix the whole stuff and eat! =)
It should look something like that.^^
You can also add some fruits but no sugar ! ~~ Try it !
Most cereal are worse than candy, it looks decent apart from the "Low fat" part and obviously the cereal. Low fat products are ALWAYS worse than the regular one, because real low fat products taste like garbage so they make it up by sticking tons of sugar and other addatives into them.
As I am out with a wrist injury, here is some videos of last world weightlifting championships :D I only watched 77kg snatch and clean and jerk sessions. Oh yeah also watched 69kg snatch session. Liao Hui= monster, He power snatched 140 in warmups while everyone else is struggling within the 140-150 range. http://weightliftingexchange.com/smf/index.php?topic=5730.0
On July 08 2010 03:28 kainzero wrote: @eshlow: hey, thanks for slapping my face about SS. no more stupid deviations for me, i'll stick with the program instead of trying to be special.
those 5-7 min rest periods were long though. according to the SS wiki you should adjust them at your leisure.
anyway, i hit 215x5 on squats twice, but only 3 reps on the last set. almost getting to two plates...
3-5 if you're feeling 5-7 is too long... I'm pretty sure I said 4-5 earlier though. For pure strength can be upwards of 10 minutes sometimes...
On July 07 2010 22:16 HaN- wrote: There is an excellent recipe for people wanting to cut their hunger while eating yummy healthy nutritive food.
It's called Budwïg Cream and goes like that :
- smash 1 banana on a plate with a fork and put it in a bowl (or with fingers directly in the bowl ^^) - add 2-3 big spoons of low fat cottage cheese - add ½ lemon juice (with pulp) - add 2 big spoons of organic oil (olive, etc. the better is to vary types) - mix the whole stuff - then you must grind 1 type of cereal and 1 type of oleaginous seed (2 big spoons of each, vary types) cereals : wheat, buckwheat, etc. oleaginous seeds : sunflower seeds, "petit épeautre" (dunno the exact traduction, german wheat?), etc. - add the freshly ground seeds in the bowl, mix the whole stuff and eat! =)
It should look something like that.^^
You can also add some fruits but no sugar ! ~~ Try it !
Most cereal are worse than candy, it looks decent apart from the "Low fat" part and obviously the cereal. Low fat products are ALWAYS worse than the regular one, because real low fat products taste like garbage so they make it up by sticking tons of sugar and other addatives into them.
I'm pretty sure the cereal in the post was referring to a whole grain since he lists "wheat, buckwheat" as example and not Lucky Charms, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, etc.
The link mentions millet and oats as well. It also mentions whole wheat rice but I have no idea what the heck wheat rice is.
On July 08 2010 07:22 kainzero wrote: I'm pretty sure the cereal in the post was referring to a whole grain since he lists "wheat, buckwheat" as example and not Lucky Charms, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, etc.
On July 08 2010 07:22 kainzero wrote: I'm pretty sure the cereal in the post was referring to a whole grain since he lists "wheat, buckwheat" as example and not Lucky Charms, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, etc.
The link mentions millet and oats as well. It also mentions whole wheat rice but I have no idea what the heck wheat rice is.
Over here it's named "Råris" which translates directly to raw rice. It's rice that havn't been peeled and polished meaning it has a sort of brown/gray shell around it that contains bucket loads of energy and other stuff that's good for you. The down side is that it takes roughly 45 minutes to cook and the taste is not for everyone, it can often feel flakey and a bit earthy.
I should also add that, that's a monster meal. Something you eat if you have a very active day ahead of you, trying to burn that off in just a day will require some heavy work. I wouldn't recommend it as something "in between meals".