Bodyweight Strength Training « Beast Skills. IdealBite - Getting Healthy One Bite At A Time. Eye Therapy. Now that you've completed your quick warm-up — it should only take about five minutes to complete the whole process — you're ready to move on to your actual eye exercises. Exercise 1 — Palming This exercise is beneficial in so many ways that it should be the foundation for your eye workout, and the exercise you do even when there's time for nothing else. Palming can Promote relaxation and smooth eye movements. Develop central fixation — the ability of the eyes to see one point best. Develop greater control of the focusing mechanisms of your eyes. Remain with the eyes shut for several minutes. Exercise 2 — Up and Down Move your eyes upwards as far as you can, and then downwards as far as you can. Exercise 3 — Left and Right Now do the same using points to your right and to your left, at eye level.
Keeping the fingers at eye level, and moving only the eyes, look to the right at your chosen point, then to the left. Exercise 4 — On the Edge Now do the same exercise in reverse. Sleepyti.me bedtime calculator. The Ministry of Manipulation. The World Of Handstand - Handstand Tutorial, Handstand Articles and Handstand Videos. Gym Jones / Home. Gymnastic Strength Training and Skills for Everyday Athletics | Gold Medal Bodies. 13_03_Parallettes. Who says yoga has to be boring? | Prasara Yoga Primer. Traditional trail foods: transportable calories by Brad Rohdenburg. Napoleon said that an army marches on its stomach. Frederick the Great defined an army as a group of men who demanded daily feeding. One can imagine the nutritional problems of a large group on the move. Armies through the ages have tried everything from bottling snails to bringing along herds of livestock.
It's difficult to keep mess kits and cooking equipment adequately clean under rugged field conditions, so illnesses were rampant. In most campaigns, more troops have been lost to sickness than to the enemy. Sometimes it was impossible to deliver food to the front line troops who needed it most. If you have a need for trail food—storable, transportable, convenient, affordable and palatable calories—maybe we can learn something from the old ways. Jerky, pemmican, hardtack, and parched corn are ways to put game, livestock, wild berries, and garden produce by in times of plenty.
I take jerky, pemmican, hardtack, and parched corn along on wilderness trips. Jerky Pemmican "Modern" pemmican. Fankhauser's Cheese Page. Here is an abbreviated (roughly) alphabetized table of recipes on this site. Note that some are homesteading recipes beyond cheese: Links? News flash: Culinary Institute of America Kids website features Fankhauser's Neufchatel recipe here. Here is a new page for beginning cheese makers which lists a series of cheese making projects starting with the simplest to the more challenging.
If you are new to cheese making, and wish to try this rewarding cottage craft, go to Beginning Cheese Making. I have been making cheese since the early 1970s when my wife, Jill and I began "homesteading" on a little farm in SW Ohio. We were interested in achieving as much self-sufficiency as feasible in the late 20th century. Here are recipes for cheese and other fermented food products, and milk-related information pages, all alphabetical except for the first and newest additions. Alphabetical listing of Recipes and Topics. Links to other Cheesemaking sites, Discussion Groups, etc. Send Email to: Journey to Forever.