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Here is a instructional on how to build up to doing a plank on 4 Stability balls!
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Try this Home Abs circuit and set those abs on FIRE!!!! It's basic floor exercise for all level but it is very intense! If you really like this circuit and would like to donate to Vbody Power Fitness please do so below! Feel free to donate as little or as much as you want thank you! RELATED TAGS: #Coreworkouts #ABsworkouts #Homeworkouts #Corestrength A great Abs circuit that start with a variety of crunches into planks in to other functional moves to strength the core area! Let me know how it works for you! If you really like this circuit and would like to donate to Vbody Power Fitness please do so below! Feel free to donate as little or as much as you want thank you! RELATED TAGS: #Coreworkouts #ABsworkouts #Homeworkouts #Corestrength Simple movements but intense abs circuit for all levels! Related Tags: #ABs #CorePower #Homeworkouts #Corestrength #Burncalories If you really like this circuit and would like to donate to Vbody Power Fitness please do so below! Feel free to donate as little or as much as you want thank you! facebook.com/Plyotechnics
The Plyotechnics are back at it again doing the norm for them which is taking Extreme Measures with the bodyweight movement, plyometrics, and functional movement! You will see it all here explosive movement at its finest! Checkout the Plyotechnics on facebook. A muscle spasm is a painful, sudden tightening of muscles that occurs during physical activity. You're more likely to have muscle spasms if your diet is deficient in calcium and potassium or if you're dehydrated. Magnesium is also important for muscle relaxation. Eating foods that contain these minerals might help reduce the occurrence of muscle spasms. Speak to your doctor if you have frequent or severe muscle spasms.
Calcium-Rich FoodsA glass of whole milk. Photo Credit Artem Zamula/iStock/Getty ImagesCalcium is essential for muscle and nerve function so that muscles contract and relax properly. According to the National Institutes of Health's Office of Dietary Supplements, most adults need 1,000 to 1,200 milligrams of calcium each day. Dairy products such as milk, cheese and yogurt are all high in calcium. Sardines, tofu and calcium-fortified orange juice and breakfast cereals, turnip greens and kale are also good sources of calcium. Potassium-Rich FoodsBaked sweet potatoe fries. Photo Credit Audi Dela Cruz/iStock/Getty ImagesPotassium works with calcium for normal nerve and muscle function. According to the Institute of Medicine, most adults should get 4.7 grams of potassium from foods every day. Potassium is found in a variety foods, but most Americans don't get enough. Most fruits and vegetables are high in potassium, especially potatoes, sweet potatoes, cooked greens and bananas. Nonfat milk, yogurt, chicken and fish are also rich in potassium. Source: www.livestrong.com Hidden Sugar, synthetic vitamins, etc hidden in food check this out! Underground Wellness always open eyes to the truth on food and nutrition!
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