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Beast Skills Best Green Smoothie Recipes | Green Smoothies Please enjoy ten of the best green smoothie recipes which were shared on our Facebook group in June. Number 8 won a copy of Green for Life and an ‘I love Green Smoothies’ bumper sticker. Feel free to join the group and share your own green smoothies recipes, advice and questions. We are noticing that many people are helping each other with health concerns and sharing some interesting links. Show your a part of the Green Smoothie Revolution here. 1 – Jan Jenson I had a quart of green smoothie for breakfast… STILL not hungry (9 p.m.)! 2 – Brenda Rubino Mcfarlin Hello everyone! 3 – Lorelie Montgomery My daughter and I did a green smoothie demo at our local grocery store here in College Place, WA. 1/2 Banana, 1/2 Apple, 1 slice Pineapple, 1/2 Orange, 3 dates 2 Tb Flax seeds , 1 TB Dulse, 1 lemon slice, 1 Cup mixed berries, 1/2 C. I drink 5-6 cups of that every day. 4 – Shelli Lou P 5 – Rich Lysloff Banana, date , celery, kale, vanila bean…very nice! 6 – Barbara Kuppers 7 – Joanne Ang blended

The "Diesel 20": Add Twenty Pounds of Muscle in One Year —Using Only Bodyweight | PCC Blog Okay. It’s the New Year. It’s 2015—that means another year just slipped by you. Another ****ing year. That vague image you had of your ideal self: of jacking up to a dangerous, bone-shattering level of strength, and bulking up some serious muscle…you got there yet? Big changes need to be made, stud. I want to help you put on 20 pounds of muscle in a single year: using only bodyweight training. PCC Instructor, Matt Schifferle is a calisthenics master who exclusively uses bodyweight…does it look like he has a problem adding slabs of muscle? Now, if you love training and that ain’t a goal to jack you up—you’re probably dead already. What will twenty pounds of REAL muscle look like on you? It’s quite an amount, no? And as for strength? How to really do it: six keys to success You are probably expecting a routine here, right? In truth, it’s very, very tough to work hard on just one routine for a year. Joints first Work the basics. Mix low AND high reps. Sets and reps? Hit it hard or go home. Pullups

Band Exercises to get started with at home or in your bootcamp | Resistance Bands - Reactive Training…Powerful Results When it comes to implementing band training into your large group camps or training session, I have found these 10 exercises to be the Best band exercises to get started with for several reasons. 1. They train basic fundamental movements which is always a good place to start 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. When starting to teach these band exercises, break it into the following 2 exercise micro circuit workouts to make learning easier. Overhead Press – Front Squat Split Squat Right – Split Squat Left Lawnmover – Horizontal Chest press High Pull – Lateral Band Walk Tricep Press – Hammer Curl Once you start to see your clients starting to master the band exercises in pairs, switch to a 5 station circuit and utilize that format to increase transition efficiency and training density. From there you can start to do segmental blasting which is where you take 2 exercises that impact a specific body region and put those two exercises back to back.

Harder. Better. Faster. Stronger. Beyond Spinach – Tasty Greens For Your Green Smoothie Spinach is the most common green used in smoothies because it is universally liked, has a mild flavor, a soft texture and is easy to blend. The flavor of spinach is easy to mask with fruit. Spinach is a powerhouse of nutrients, but it is not the only green that you can use in your green smoothie. In fact, it is better to vary your greens so that you can benefit from the slightly different nutrient profiles from different leafy greens. I recommend that you use 2 cups of raw, chopped greens per smoothie for beginners. The nutrition profiles below are for one cup. As always, I highly recommend purchasing organic produce whenever necessary. Here are some other leafy greens to consider adding to your green smoothies: Swiss Chard Swiss chard is a great spinach alternative as it has a similarly delicate flavor and softer leaves that blend well in most blenders. Swiss chard is an excellent source of vitamins A (as beta-carotine), C, K as well as magnesium, manganese, potassium and iron. Parsley

Dips vs Push Ups - Information on Which One is Better - Dark Iron Fitness Dips vs Push ups is an article written by our Dark Iron Fitness writer, Tina Ngai. When it comes to dips vs push ups we’re mainly talking about the impact it has on your pecs. Your pecs are a big deal. Strong chest muscles are a necessity whether you are trying to be a better athlete or just trying to make daily activities easier, such as pushing one of those big Costco shopping carts around. When you are trying to balance work, family, and gym time, you want to make sure you manage your time effectively and get the most bang for your buck. This includes choosing the right exercises for your fitness routine so that you get the results you want quickly and effectively. When you want to focus on growing those chest muscles should you choose dips vs push-ups? No matter what, dips are a great exercise and using a dip belt to do weighted dips will show huge benefits when trying to dip heavier weight to increase gains. We highly suggest our weightlifting dip belt: Target Muscles of Dips vs Push ups

Tennis Elbow: Tendonosis vs Tendonitis Exercise Fix Thanks for all the comments on the post below Tennis Elbow Pain: Tendinosis vs Tendonitis I was hoping to get the answer back to you sooner, but I was holed up in the lab almost all of yesterday running data on the Monster Energy Drink Study so that I can graduate soon! The good news is that I shot a video for you, so check it out if you want some options to get rid of that elbow pain. Notes: I used a Kettlebell here for a weight, but any weight will work fineMake sure it is not too painful. Again, this is just an option to try. Long term, I recommend some mobility work (like Z-Health) to keep all your joints working well. You wil also have to drop any movements/exercises that are creating pain in your training, yes even if that is the beloved KB swing. Remember, if you are in pain, you will not have amazing athletic performance (and it just plain sucks) Any comments, let me know! Rock on Mike T Nelson

Intermittent fasting diet for fat loss, muscle gain and health Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, By the Month Wise Bread Picks Every blogger who writes about saving money, eating healthy or just plain cooking tasty meals tells their readers to choose fruits and vegetables that are in season. I've had just one problem: I don't know what's 'in season.' I vaguely know that apples are harvested in the fall, and I know that my third grade class picked pumpkins the week before Halloween. Beyond that, though, I'm at a loss. (See also: How to Choose Fruits & Vegetables) I've been searching for a simple page that I could add to my shopping list or something equally convenient. January February March April May June July August September October November December How Is This List Helpful? Knowing which fruits and vegetables are in season gives you a clue as to what produce is likely to be on sale at given times in the year. Bananas, potatoes, and celery seem to always be in season. If you want to go all out on saving money on your food, having an idea of what's in season tells you when to buy produce.

The Ultimate Bodyweight Workout Routine I get asked three questions fairly frequently: “Are bodyweight workouts as effective as weightlifting?”“Can you build a significant amount of muscle and strength with bodyweight exercises alone?”“What are the best bodyweight exercises?” Poke around on the Internet for answers and you’ll find all kinds of opinions. Some people say that weightlifting is better for bodybuilding but not for building a “sleek,” “Hollywood” type of physique. Others say that bodyweight exercises are better for fat loss because they burn more calories. Others still say that bodyweight training the most “functional” way to train. Well, in this article, we’re going to set the record straight on all these points and more. By the end, you’re going to know the pros and cons of bodyweight exercises and whether they’re suitable to your goals or not, and I’m going to give you a highly effective bodyweight workout routine that you can start on right away. So, let’s get started. Are Bodyweight Workouts Good for Gaining Mass? Dip

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