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Friday, September 24, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Paleo Diet as Type II Diabetes Intervention
For this post, I am going to share a link to some European research comparing the effects of two diets on Type II Diabetes treatment.
Happy readin'
Comments welcome.
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Saturday, September 18, 2010
Windmill for Grapplers and Pre-Hab
Some suggestions for Windmill training:
-Weight isn't important at first, and for many trainees, is never that important. The benefits come from functional active stretching for the TFL/IT band
-Focus on lateral hip movement. Like back squatting or RDL'ing, you need to focus on pushing your hips horizontally first before worrying about anything going 'down'. And just like those other movements, if you're good about the hips going to the side, well then you'll likely find yourself headed down without trying
-Once full ROM is achieved (palm on the floor) then start adding weight. Generally 1/3rd total weight up top, 2/3rds in the lower hand
-Placement of the weight and type of weight greatly affects training effect. More weight up top places the emphasis on shoulder stability, whereas heavier weights in the bottom hand turn this in to more of a squat/dl type of training. The further the COM of the object from your grip or the longer the lever arms away from your grip the more challenge you'll get in balance and grip.
-You don't have to limit yourself to one type of implement: Some of my favorite objects to do the windmill with include dumbbells, barbells and plates (held like a waiter's tray)
-There are a variety of protocols you could use to train this lift. Some of my favorite are PTTP, 3-5 rule and maximum effort style protocols. Pavel always recommend this be treated as a low rep, high weight type of movement, and I basically agree.
Give them all a try, but for the sake of simplicity, start with 10lb dumbbell or the like and get it right! You'll thank me later. Leave comments.
Thanks!
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Friday, September 17, 2010
Front Squat Work Out
Front Squat Workout from Full Circle on Vimeo.
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I Wanna ROCK!
Coconut Milk is seriously sweet.
So the can in the video is "Mae Ploy" brand coconut milk, and its ok. I bought it for $1.75 at my local chinese grocery store, and it's 19oz total (big).
It has seven servings, each serving consisting of about 1/3 cup.
17g F (12g Saturated)
3g C
2gP
10% Iron
No real sodium or cholesterol
For a hard core ass Paleo shake, my recommendation:
6oz Coconut Milk
3-4 TBS frozen Pineapple
1 drop vanilla extract
2 Eggs
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