Archive for June, 2010

How to Exercise on a Balance Board : Mountain Climbers Exercise on a Balance Board

June 27, 2010 in Balance Board Exercises | Comments (0)

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Learn about doing mountain climbers on a balance board in this free workout video about exercises using a balance board. Expert: Steven Vargas Bio: Steven Vargas CPT, CMT runs both a private Personal Trainer business, and works at a high end fitness club as a Trainer. Filmmaker: Patrick Eaves

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Intermediate Balance Video Standing on Wobble Board

June 26, 2010 in Balance Board Exercises | Comments (1)

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An intermediate balance video while standing on a wobble board

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Extreme Balance Board – Hockey Balance Training – by HockeyShot.com

June 24, 2010 in Balance Board Training | Comments (0)

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The Extreme Balance Board® is the ONLY balance board that features simultaneous and independent movement through three planes of motion. That is, movement through one plane is not directly affected by movement through another plane providing a challenging balance training workout to a well conditioned athlete and also to those at a beginner level.

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Should alternative therapy practices be regulated…?

June 19, 2010 in Balance Board Training | Comments (7)

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..and thus required to conform to occupational health and safety competency requirements?

A baby has been crushed to death in an accident that should never have happened.

"Baby crushed to death at Fravira Clinic, St Morris"

"THE Medical Board of South Australia has joined growing condemnation of "bogus practitioners" who take advantage of vulnerable people.

Board chief executive officer Joe Hooper today said a parliamentary inquiry had "unearthed some disturbing findings".

"These bogus practitioners are taking advantage of people when they are most vulnerable," he said. "In fact, to call them `health practitioners’ sullies the name of reputable, registered health professionals. We suggest using the term `alternative therapists’."

"For too long we’ve allowed anyone to practice in unregulated areas of health care without any real proper checks and balances," Mr Hunter said.

"No checks . . . no safety training, no checks on occupational health and safety competency.”

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,25649902-5006301,00.html

Curious George, any country, and not "are" they regulated, but "should" they be regulated?
Nature Boy, what kind of amateur cowboy outfit let allows babies to play around dangerous equipment during the mother’s treatment?


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Wobble Board – Sample Exercises by Lyzabeth Lopez for Fitness Depot

June 18, 2010 in Balance Board Exercises | Comments (0)

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Lyzabeth demonstrates how to use a Wobble Board to train your core and balance | www.fitnessdepot.ca |

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Indo Flo, Indo Board, Balance Training, Flo Cushion, Rehab, Training, Indoboards

June 15, 2010 in Balance Board Training | Comments (0)

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www.indoboard.com Hunter Joslin of Indo Board fame runs through some of the outstanding characteristics of the Indo Flo. Find out more at http

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Riiser Wii Fit Balance Board Aerobic Step

June 14, 2010 in Balance Board Exercises | Comments (0)

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Available now at www.consolesource.com. The Riiser is a stand that you put under your Wii Fit balance board. It brings the top of the wii fit up to a full 4 inch height (10.2 centimeters), which is the standard height for step aerobics. When you are performing step exercises on the Wii Fit minigames, you will get a much better workout.’

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Ankle Rehab – wobble board

June 10, 2010 in Balance Board Exercises | Comments (0)

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Exercise post ankle fracture Exercise 9

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Gameplay – Wii Fit Plus (Jogging)

June 8, 2010 in Balance Board Exercises | Comments (25)

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Click – wiifolder.com Slide the Wii Remote into your pocket and follow that cat for a jog around WuHu Island! After the run the game will put you through a fun quiz asking about things that happened on screen during your jog.

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Could someone give me advice on my diet and weight loss progress?

June 7, 2010 in Balance Board Training | Comments (3)

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I am a 26 y/o w/m at 6′3". My weight was up to 305 lbs back in 2007. I have had a moderate weight problem my entire life. I started the Atkins diet in July 2007 and lost about 80 lbs. As soon as I stopped dieting, I fell right back into my old habits and got back up to 266 lbs. I started a low calorie diet in April 2008 and I am down to 199 lbs today.

My job entails walking laps around a 200,000 Sq Ft supercenter for several hours at a time (Usually between 5 and 10). I use a low estimate for my speed (3.0 MPH). My primary function is to catch shoplifters, so I have frequent adrenaline rushes, and I am forced to move and stretch my body into several unique positions throughout the day. I feel like I am getting a sufficient amount of exercise at work. I would estimate that I walk about 5 miles on a slow day at work. I do light calisthenics about 3 times per week, normally just crunches and stretching.

My diet has been pretty strict. I am using the site fitday dot com to track what I eat and make sure that my daily calorie balance is as precise as possible. My average daily consumption since mid May has been about 1400. I feel healthy, satisfied, and I eat when I am hungry. I have found several ways to slash calories from my diet. For example, I have found 71 cal wheat tortillas (taco size) that are great for wraps. I use very low cal and low fat lunch meats and fat free cheese for sandwiches and wraps. I eat a lot of fruit. The 100 calorie snack packs have been great for snacking. Ground beef has been virtually eliminated and replaced with lean ground turkey. My wife has really jumped on board with the healthy eating because my daughter is about to start eating table food. We have been using a lot of Lean Cuisine meals for quick lunches and breakfasts. In the event that we do get to cook a meal, we purchased a portion scale that has made it possible to be very accurate with serving sizes. I ALWAYS make sure to eat breakfast. I occasionally have to skip lunch, but I make a valiant effort not to.

From the results I have achieved, I am confident that I am not making too many mistakes. I change things up quite often to keep my metabolism on it’s toes. The only obvious mistake I see is not changing my exercise routine up. That is because I moderately injured my ankle back in May in a fight with a shoplifter. That has eliminated most strenuous physical activity. We don’t have the money for a gym membership, and I do not have access to any weight training equipment. So, there is my background.

Now for the question. Over the last couple weeks, my weight loss has hit a pretty big plateau. I have only lost about 6 lbs in the last two weeks. I am currently experimenting with eating a couple hundred more calories a day. Is it normal for the progress to slow so dramatically? Is there anything that I can do to improve my results? My goal weight is 180 lbs. That is about mid range BMI for a healthy weight. The NHI says my ideal weight is about 175 lbs. Does anyone have any advice or tips on how I can integrate some type of weight training into my routine in an inexpensive way. I am very concerned that I am losing more muscle mass than I am comfortable with. I still have very noticeable love handles. What can I do about that? How does body fat redistribute throughout ones body during periods of weight loss? I appreciate anyone who takes the time to read all of this and respond lol.
I started the low cal diet in April 2009, not 2008….Sorry about that.


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