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Or maybe for those who tried the dumbbells and are regretting it, not enough coordinationYou made this video for those who haven't even considered throwing dumbbells in the air and catching them on the fly
LOL! @graoumia funnily enough this is even more challenging. The pen spins in the air so the brain has to work extra hard to minimize time lag from the visual information hat's supplied, it then has to model the trajectory and maintain the mind/body connection through precise hand/eye coordination all the while maintaining the body in a perfect sitting stance. Case in point that even I am not infallible in this, watch this first take:
I was filming, by then, two hours solid doing workouts and some other shorts and you can see how fatigue creeping in creates imprecisions in movements.
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"“Keep an eye on the staircases. They like to change.” Percy Weasley, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone."
I would have easily managed to throw it off the balconyI was filming, by then, two hours solid doing workouts and some other shorts and you can see how fatigue creeping in creates imprecisions in movements.
LOL! @Fremen you can see my surprise as I was just so confident in my ability. I didn't feel particularly tired but then, as you can see from my description of what's actually involved in the movement I was and the moment I tried it without putting in extra effort in my concentration it flew off my hand (and totally cracked me up!). The human body is a miracle in its own right. The more we learn about its processes the more so it appears to be. The exercise snacks we've been putting together are really powerful shortcuts to maintaining our fitness both inside and out.
PetiteSheWolf
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This one I kinda manage... 
@PetiteSheWolf every win is a win. Bravo!
PetiteSheWolf
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Ha ha; thank you @Damer as balance is a huge problem for me - always been a weak point, but I swear it has gotten much worse after the heart surgery (the heart-lung bypass machine).
By doing a little bit of balance every day I have a small gain , not much but as you say every win is a win! That shall be my motto for the next two weeks!
By doing a little bit of balance every day I have a small gain , not much but as you say every win is a win! That shall be my motto for the next two weeks!
The latest video in our Self-Care and Wellbeing Playlist (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQSMS0J6JbrK5GPU1Tvc24NQ-2WxsiEod) explores the link between the brain and central nervous system (CNS) and exercise.
"Emotional content" in training is a sort of joke right out of Bruce Lee's "Enter The Dragon". Except, of course, it isn't because we have the science now to back up Bruce Lee's philosophical musings on the subject. This video is about that, exactly.
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"I see my vision burn, I feel my memories fade with time, but Im too young to worry..."
Two more additions to the list. For a no warm-up isometric exercise that hits some of the major muscle groups of the body this is perfect:
And for those of you who have access to a pull-up bar or something similar that want to work abs, core and spine erectors then this will really help:
And for those of you who have access to a pull-up bar or something similar that want to work abs, core and spine erectors then this will really help:
If you have access to a pull-ups bar or something else you can safely substitute then this is a great way to torch your abs and work your core and improve your posture. Plus, should you add some rest time and do five sets you have yourself a full-blown workout.