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Bodybuilding for women is an excellent way for women to keep fit while focusing on limiting their weight gain of fat and building their muscles. Women can then feel better and look healthier. Women’s bodies never build like men’s bodies because the testosterone is just not there in their bodies. Clearly it would take artificial substance to build bulk like men do. Yet, bodybuilding for a woman’s body is different than a man’s body and rules should apply. Some rules can apply for both men and women like diet. Eat five to six small meals a day, drink lots and…

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Hiroshi Yagi aka “Ryuma Go” was born on March 23, 1956 in Japan. In 1976, he was given the name “Ryuma Go” by the votes of fans in Japan. He became a professional wrestler through the International Wrestling Enterprise’s {IWE} first audition in 1971, at the age of 15. His debut fight took place on September 9, 1972 against Tsutomu Yonemura in Fujioka, Japan through the IWE. In 1978, he came to the U.S. as a freelance wrestler, to be trained by the legendary Hiro Matsuda in Tampa, Florida. “Go” was one of the first professional wrestlers to join the…

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The world of professional wrestling is the home of hush-hush legends. Every other sport in the world, has more recognizable players than those in wrestling. Even after their days in the matted floor ring are long over…professional wrestlers do not get the public attention that other athletes receive. Dying is no exception. It’s been mentioned, recently, that there seems to be, somewhat, of a curse on professional wrestlers. They are dying very young, in disturbing numbers. This year alone… there have been, at least, seven deaths of professional wrestlers or former professional wrestlers. The oldest one was only 53 years…

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The Hot Stove FINALLY got hot today with all the movement in Baseball that actually involved many of the game’s best players.  We’ve got American League teams trying to reload and a certain National League getting better than 2 straight World Series appearances.  Now that’s pretty good! The Phillies made a pretty shrewd deal in a 3-way trade that sent Cliff Lee to the Mariners but brought Roy Halladay from the Blue Jays to the Phillies.  Here’s the deal…Cliff Lee is one of the best pitchers in Baseball…so good for the Mariners because they already DON’T suck anymore, but now…

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Short interval training workouts are beneficial for fitness and heart health and halve the time it takes to lose weight and build muscle. Interval training workouts sustains muscle tissue rather than fat burning moderate exercise. To increase the fitness it is important to push the body harder than usual. If you want to stay healthy, lose weight, and maintain fitness you may prefer to carry out exercise for longer periods. This will burn off fat, yes, but it may also dip into essential lean muscle tissue after 30-45 minutes. This is catastrophic to those who want to lose weight because…

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Bodybuilding takes dedication and persistence without ever cluttering the mind with the idea of doubting one’s ability to make it to competition. The bodybuilder knows that he or she needs to train intensively. You need to be aware as you go through your training sessions that your workout is intense to the degree that you push your body to do more. If you plan to do 7 repetitions but know your body can do 10, and then do 10.  Work hard at each set until your body can no longer use proper technique and stop.  Here are some more principles…

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UFC 107 fight winners BJ Penn and Frank Mir gain inspiration and technique from watching one of boxings greatest pugilists, Many Pacquiao.  Not only did both fighters show impressive standup skills as they dismantled their opponents at UFC 107, they both also gave some credit to Pacquiao after their fights. Here is what BJ Penn said: “Just like watching Pacquiao how he throws punches in bunches fast. You might get away with from the first 2 or 3 but the next 2 or 3 coming behind that are gonna hit you.. kinda figured that out,” Here is what Frank Mir…

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Ok, this is a live writing of my thoughts on sports as the 2009 Heisman Trophy is presented.  Currently it’s 5:40 p.m. EST and we’ve got about 2 hours and 20 minutes until the broadcast begins (and those bastards make us wait about 45 minutes after that to see who the winner is.)  We aren’t just talking about the Heisman contenders, or college football, or football today because we’ve got alot to cover and much of it centers around the idea “Who is the best?” I got up early with a small child this morning and we were watching “Phineas…

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All fats contain more calories per gram than both protein and carbohydrates. Fats contain 9kcal per gram of fat and protein and carbohydrates just 4kcal per gram. Fat, therefore, keeps the body fuller for longer if the right fats are consumed. Try to stick to essential fatty acids like those contained in nuts, seeds, and oils. These contain essential fatty acids that help to prevent disease, regulate the appetite, burn off fat, improve skin health, and cushion the internal organs. They also work to improve the good HDL cholesterol levels in the blood and lower LDL (unhealthy) cholesterols. What are…

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UFC 107 Fight Results Date: 12/12/09 Location: Memphis, Tenn. Winner Loser Method Time Class/Title B.J. Penn Diego Sanchez TKO 2:37, R5 Lwt. Title Frank Mir Cheick Kongo submission 1:12, R1 Hwt. Jon Fitch Mike Pierce unanimous dec. 5:00, R3 Wwt. Kenny Florian Clay Guida submission 2:19, R2 Lwt. Stefan Struve Paul Buentello majority dec. 5:00, R3 Hwt. Alan Belcher Wilson Gouveia TKO 3:02, R1 195 (catch) Matt Wiman Shane Nelson unanimous dec. 5:00, R3 Lwt. Johny Hendricks Ricardo Funch unanimous dec. 5:00, R3 Wwt. Rousimar Palhares Lucio Linhares submission 3:21, R2 Mwt. DaMarques Johnson Edgar Garcia submission 4:03, R1 Wwt.…

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