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Showing posts with label Relaxation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Relaxation. Show all posts

Friday, November 19, 2010

My Rest Day is Important


Okay, everyone knows exercise is necessary for maintaining good health. However, resting is just as important as exercising; in fact, in some cases resting is even more important.
In the main we need rest to provide our bodies time to repair or recuperate. It is forgotten that the human body is responsible for fixing itself in general in fact, the human body repairs itself at any age.
In order for our body to begin reparation it needs first of all the necessary nutrients from good food and then it needs rest from exercise. We do exercise to a degree if we don't lie in bed all day. However, most of us do not consciously think about resting. If the body is trying to recover from a cold or a bruise or other physical ailment - rest is essential for a quick recovery.
We can overeat, drink too much ,over exercise and most times, because of the modern living,we do not eat nutritious meals or provide enough time for sleep. It is no wonder that modern man who has good intension by including exercise in his daily program and makes the effort to eat nutritious food is still more prone to sickness than ever before. It seems that perhaps conscious exercise to rest is not fully understood as being essential.
One should plan their day to include rest sessions. These rest sessions could be in the form of little naps or concentrated relax moments or just simply 5 minutes of deep breathing exercises.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Hip Extension Stretch by "K Star"

CrossFit: A full body workout (all skills) and a violent hip extension move

Oh yea?

Here is how you can work on the mobility of your hip ... by K Star (Kely Starrett)

Saturday, September 25, 2010

Saturday, September 18, 2010

Sleeping


What is already known about the effects of sleep is that it results in better mood, more alertness and a general feeling of well being. Sleep deprivation, on the other hand, can result in irritability, fatigue, lack of concentration, and anxiety, while both metal and physical abilities deteriorate. Until recent years, not much was known about sleep and its affect on athletes. Current research shows that if an athlete gets more sleep than in their normal sleep-wake cycle, they perform better. Depending on the sport, the athlete is faster, more accurate, and has a quicker reaction time.

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Massage Therapy



Hi everyone,

Let me introduce you to my Massage Therapist, Polly Danakas. She is simply WONDERFUL!
She's one the best Massage Therapist I've ever met.

Athletes or not, you should know that there are 3 factors to take in account to be healthy and feel good after a Strong and Intense Workout:

- Training plan: what to do, how to do and when to do ... (Set that with your trainer)
- Nutrition: what and when to eat, quantity, qual
ity. (Set that with your nutritionist)
- Rest: this factor is the key to your good health and to improve your performance.

The rest includes good sleep, great stretch and of course an amazing massage to relief all the tension you have in your muscles and your joints.

Having said that, I strongly recommend Polly. Everyone should experience the way she uses her hands to massage and relax the body after an intense workout or even a hard day at work.

Polly Danakas: pollydanakas@gmail.com and 514 594 7340