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Dec 25, 2011

Do you know that just by walking 10,000 steps each day, you burn more than 300 calories? Be #healthy

Do you know that just by walking 10,000 steps each day, you burn more than 300 calories? Be #healthy
Our fast-paced and hectic lifestyle requires us to not just be active everyday but also to watch what we consume daily especially the consumption of salt and sugar.

Do you know that just by walking 10,000 steps each day, you burn more than 300 calories? By choosing the stairs instead of an elevator or walking to a park further from your destination and making the time to go for a walk, it can help strengthen your muscles and bones.

Here are some tips:
- Find shoes that can double as dress/work shoes and walking shoes so you can always be ready to walk.
- Don’t email your co-worker down the hall, walk to them instead. Save the email and phone calls to talk to them for a closer contact

Think about it the next time you say hello to your colleagues and loved ones. Those few steps everyday can make you a fitter and healthier person! Also don't forget to reduce the carbs and only consume what your body needs to maintain a healthy living. Happy holidays!

Dec 15, 2011

Zaireey@Pendidikan Jasmani Dan Sains Sukan: Jom Rehat Di Musim Cuti Ini

Zaireey@Pendidikan Jasmani Dan Sains Sukan: Jom Rehat Di Musim Cuti Ini: Pasir Bogak This is the most popular seaside resort of Pangkor. It has been described as the biggest swimming pool in the world. The wate...

Nov 25, 2011

Warming up and staying loose: The prevalence, style, and influence of prepartying behavior and drinking games among intercollegiate athletes


Warming up and staying loose: The prevalence, style,
and influence of prepartying behavior and drinking games
among intercollegiate athletes
Justin F. Hummer, B.A, Joseph W. LaBrie, Ph.D.,
& Andrew Lac, M.A., M.P.A. 

Loyola Marymount University

ABSTRACT
This study investigates the prevalence and influence of prepartying behavior along with the co-occurrence of drinking game participation among a sample of Division 1 student-athletes (N = 568) from two institutions. Results indicate that 67% (n =382) of the sample had prepartied in the past month, with 36% (n = 205) of the overall sample also having typically played drinking games in that context. Individuals that typically played drinking games while prepartying reported higher risk on the main outcome variables of overall past month alcohol consumption, prepartying-specific drinking behavior, and negative alcohol-related consequences than the prepartying-only group, which in turn evidenced higher consumption and risk when compared to the non-prepartying group. Moreover, males, as compared to females, demonstrated elevated scores on all outcome variables. Implications include the potential to help inform both prevention and intervention efforts among student-athletes.http://www.athleticinsight.com/Vol13Iss2/Party.htm

Nov 21, 2011

Zaireey@Pendidikan Jasmani Dan Sains Sukan: Rehabilitation of the Achilles Tendon

Zaireey@Pendidikan Jasmani Dan Sains Sukan: Rehabilitation of the Achilles Tendon: By Kim Christensen, DC, DACRB, CCSP, CSCS at http://www.dynamicchiropractic.com/mpacms/dc/article.php?id=9269 With acute injury an initi...

Oct 23, 2011

Marco Simoncelli



The Honda family is mourning the loss of one its rising stars, the charismatic Italian Marco Simoncelli, who lost his life in a racing accident in today's Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang.





Oct 22, 2011

Causes of Achilles Tendon Injury


Achilles tendon injuries can be caused by: overuse, misalignment, improper footwear, medication side effects, and/or accidents.  Multiple causes often contribute to the same Achilles tendon injury.  For example: a sudden increase in hill climbing, worn out shoes, and weak or tight calf muscles could all contribute to Achilles tendinosis and Achilles tendonitis.

Overuse
  • Too fast of an increase in athletic activities such as:
    • Running or walking longer;
    • Running or walking faster;
    • Running or walking up and down more or steeper hills or stairs;
    • More or more powerful “explosive” movements such as lunges, jumps, or  push off’s. 
  • The athletic activity by itself is not the problem, the problem is doing too much too quickly or resuming too quickly after a layoff.
  • Types of injuries caused: 
    • Achilles tendinosis,
    • Achilles tendonitis,
    • Achilles tenosynovitis,
    • Tennis Leg, or
    • in the most severe cases: Achilles tendon rupture.
Misalignment
  • Examples:
    • Unequal leg length,
    • Over or under pronation,
    • Short or tight Achilles tendons or calf muscles,
    • Disproportionably weak calf muscles, and
    • Misshapen heel or other foot bones.
  • Types of injuries caused:
    • Achilles tendinosis,
    • Achilles tendonitis,
    • Achilles tenosynovitis,
    • Tennis Leg, or
    • in the most severe cases: Achilles tendon rupture.
Improper Footwear
  • Examples:
    • Shoes or sports shoes with too much or too little:
      • Arch support,
      • Cushioning,
      • Motion control, and/or
      • Heel support;
    • High heels; and
    • Worn out shoes or sports shoes.
  • Types of injuries caused:
    • Achilles tendinosis,
    • Achilles tendonitis,
    • Achilles tenosynovitis,
    • Tennis Leg, or
    • in the most severe cases: Achilles tendon rupture.
Medication Side Effects
  • The Quinolone group of antibiotics
    • Example: Ciprofloxacin (Cipro®, Baycip®, Cetraxal®, Ciflox®, Cifran®, Ciplox®, Cyprobay®, Quintor®).
    • Type of injuries caused:
      • Achilles tendinosis,
      • Achilles tendonitis,
      • Achilles tenosynovitis,
      • Tennis Leg, or
      • in the most severe cases: Achilles tendon rupture.
  • Cortisone
    • Cortisone is an indirect, rather than a direct, cause of Achilles tendon injury. Cortisone can make a weakened Achilles tendon feel too comfortable.  A patient who has received cortisone shots in or near the Achilles tendon may be able to overly stretch or strain their Achilles tendon without any pain – until they stretch or strain it to the point of rupture
    • Contributing factor: the injury for which cortisone was prescribed.
    • Type of injury caused: Achilles tendon rupture.
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