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When exercising it is vital to warm up using dynamic stretching and cool down with static stretches, but most people don’t know the reason behind this or what exactly these entail, so follow along with FOX 9 Fitness Expert/ CoreCamper.com Ali Holman to fit these stretches into your workout routine!
Dynamic stretches-Warm ups
·       It is important to do warm-up stretches in order to increase your heart rate slightly, raise your core body temperature, and increase the blood flow to your muscles.
·       The more flexible your muscles and tendons are, the better because it can help prevent injuries while working out and it helps to give you more power and energy to workout.
·       Dynamic stretching consists of functional based exercises which use sport specific movements in order to prepare the body for movement, and it should last a total of 5 minutes.
Some Dynamic Stretching Examples:
·       Leg Swings (for hip flexors, and hip extensors): With one arm outstretched and one against the wall, stretch your outside leg straight in front of you and then swing it behind you. Repeat this 7-10 times.
·       Heel ups (for quadriceps): Rapidly kick heels towards buttocks while moving forward.
·       Arm Swings: Stand tall, feet slightly wider than shoulders. Swing both arms continuously to an overhead position and then forward, down, and backwards for 6 to 10 repetitions. Also, swing both arms out to your sides and then cross them in front of your chest
·       Front March: Keeping your back straight pull knee toward your chest. 10 reps each knee
Static stretches for cool down
·       The cool down stretches serve two purposes: it reduces your pulse and it returns the blood to your heart in sufficient quantities to rid the muscles of lactic acid, which causes muscle fatigue.
·       If you stop working out suddenly, the blood will pool into your legs instead of your heart which can cause dizziness, nausea and it will result in a feeling of being worn out.
·       Static stretching involves reaching forward to a point of tension and holding that stretch. It allows for you to stretch muscles while the body is resting and recovering from the workout.
·       Static stretches also help increase flexibility as well as decrease the chances of injury, but to be effective each static stretch should be held for at least 20-30 seconds.
Examples of static stretches:
·       Shoulder stretch: Stand tall, feet slightly wider than shoulder-width. Place your right arm parallel with the ground across the front of your chest. Bend the left arm up and use the left forearm to ease the right arm closer to the chest. Repeat with other arm.
·       Hamstring Stretch: Sit on the group with both legs straight out in front of you. Bend the left leg and place the sole of the left foot alongside the knee of the right leg. Allow the left leg to lie relaxed on the ground and bend forward keeping your back straight. Repeat with other leg
·       Quadriceps stretch: In a standing position, lift and bend your right leg backward. With your left hand, reach behind you and grab your right ankle. Gently pull your right food up toward your buttocks. Repeat for left leg.
·       Biceps/Chest Stretch: Stand tall and hold your arms out to the side parallel with the ground and the palms of the hand facing forward. Rotate the hands so the palms face to the reat and stretch the arms as far possible.
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Here are some ways to AMP up your old workout:

 

*Add a resistance band to weighted bicep curls
*Add Plyometrics to your pushups
*Add some Sumo to your squat
*Add some roll to your plank
*Add some kick to your tricep dip

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Today I talked about my REMIX after school creation!  Here is the easy recipe! Let the kids help:)

 

1 cup whole wheat pretzels

1 cup cheerios

1/2 cup mixture of choc and caramel chips

1/2 cup fruit snacks

1/2 cup dried cranberries

*Can add 1 cup air-popped popcorn

*Can add almonds!

 

Mix and enjoy!

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HOW TO NAVIGATE THE FAIR!

 

 

Tips
• Don’t arrive hungry. Eat before you go so you can limit your food to a few treats instead of grazing on food all day long.
• Go early in the morning, when you may be less likely to be enticed by the aromas of food.
• Drink plenty of water and stay hydrated, especially when the weather is hot.
• Check out all the offerings first, then choose three items over the course of the day.

 
WORST OFFENDERS & what you would have to do to burn them off!:
Turkey Legs: 1200 calories,. 55 g fat: Squat for 2 hours
Funnel cakes: 900 calories: Jumping Jacks for 1.5 hours
Mini Donuts: 800 calories: Walk to trash can and back 4 hours
Cotton Candy 200 calories
Pronto Pup: 400 calories: Press Purse Overhead for about 3 hours
Cheese Curds: 800 calories: Press your child (chest Press) for about 3 hours

 
Instead:

 
Cotton Candy: (96% air) 200 cals/serving
Corn : 200 calories
Hot Dog: 300 calories
Fruit: 200 calories
Meat on a stick/Kabobs: 300 calories

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Back Facts

 

Four out of five adults experience back pain at least once in their lifetime.

 

 

The back is made up of

  • 33 vertebrae
  • over 30 muscles
  • numerous ligaments
  • multiple joints
  • inter-vertebral discs

 

The most common cause of back pain is due to muscular strains. Today I will show you how to strengthen those muscles to prevent injury.

 

 

Some of the exercises Ali demonstrated were:

 

  1. Twisting bent over row with weights:  Targets lats
  2. Scapular Plank Pushup:  Targets traps, rhomboids
  3. Dumbbell shrug:  Targets middle and upper traps
  4. Flying Superman (can add weight):  targets lower back and lats
  5. Dumbbell row to upper corner:  Targets lats, traps and core
  6. Deadlift: Targets lower back

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Thanks so much for watching my segment today on “Is your child eating like a prisoner?” It is great news that the USDA is implementing some new guidelines for healthier lunches, but here also are some ideas if you want to send your child with a lunch from home.

 

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Healthy school lunch idea #1:
PB& J sandwich
Apple
Hummus and carrots
water bottle

Healthy school lunch idea #2:
Turkey sandwich
Red grapes
Whole wheat pretzels
Bottle of water

Healthy school lunch idea #3:
Ham sandwich on whole grain
Orange sections
Cup of fruit–in water, not sugary syrup
Milk

Healthy school lunch idea #4:
Grilled Cheese sandwich on whole wheat
Peach
Sun Chips
Crystal Light

Healthy school lunch idea #5:
Tuna salad sandwich
Nectarine
Pretzels
Bottle of water

Healthy school lunch idea #6:
Turkey Wrap
Celery and carrot sticks
Apple
Milk

Healthy school lunch idea #7:
Nutella sandwich
Banana
Yogurt
Milk

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Here is my Top 10 List!

 

  1. Eat 6 small Meals a day

Blood sugar stabalized & revs up metabolism to the max

  1. Use a smaller dinner plate

Mind over matter, “clean plate club”

  1. Chew on sugar-free mint gum after a meal

Mint sends signal to your brain to stop eating

  1. Train fasted once a week

Helps keep adrenaline high & blood sugar low, body uses fat as fuel

  1. Look for these key words on menus:  grilled, baked, sauteed, steamed, roasted, marinara, primavera

 

  1. Snack on Pistachios instead of pretzels

Lower in sodium, higher in protein

 

  1. Drink more water

Feel full, body’s systems run more efficiently

  1. Make your own individual portion sizes

Get prepared

  1. Write down what you eat

Avg. person trims 250 cals/day

  1. Use the back of your spoon when tasting dishes during prep

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Here are the Recipes for the items I talked about today!

 

 

 

Silver Dollar Protein Pancakes:

Mix 4 egg whites, ½ cup of rolled oats, ½ cup of low-fat cottage cheese, ? teaspoon of baking powder, and ½ teaspoon of pure vanilla extract. Cook on a preheated griddle (medium low heat) until mixtures bubbles, flip and cook for another 60 seconds. Top with fresh berries or sliced banana.

Chocolate Milk:

No, we’re not going back to preschool. Low-fat chocolate milk is actually a great source of high-quality protein (especially post-workout)! We like Horizon Dairy’s single-serve, low-fat chocolate milk boxes.

“Get Greek” Berry Parfait:

Top ½ cup plain Greek yogurt with ½ cup fresh berries and 1 tablespoon sliced roasted almonds.

Grape-and-Cheese Sticks: 

Dice a half-inch thick slice of cheddar cheese into squares (you should end up with about 6 small pieces, equaling about 1 ounce) and rinse 6 grapes. On 6 toothpicks, stack the grape and cheese, and enjoy! Just 1 ounce of reduced-fat sharp cheddar offers 8 grams of protein

Almond Butter Toast Sticks

Here’s another one to fit in that travel mug or mason jar. Toast (or bake) 2 slices of whole-grain bread, and cut into ½-inch strips. Place 2 tablespoons of almond butter (or another nut butter) in the bottom of a container with a top, stick the toast sticks in vertically, and sprinkle with cinnamon. Screw on the top and head out the door!

 

Mini Black-Bean Mash Taco:

Heat ½ cup of black beans in the microwave with 1 tablespoon of salsa. Mash with a fork and fold it inside a small (4 to 6-inch) soft tortilla. Store in a small Tupperware container for easy transport.

Overnight Choco-Oats:

This is the ultimate personally pre-packaged snack. In a container with a secure lid, mix ½ cup oats, 1 cup non-dairy milk, 3 tablespoons chocolate protein powder, and a handful of walnuts until well combined. Let sit in fridge overnight (or up to a few days). Need some extra sweetness? Add ½ a banana, mashed!

 

Recovery Rice Crispies:

News Flash: Protein powder ain’t just for shakes! Try these super-sweet protein-packed treats.

Recovery Rice Crispies

INGREDIENTS: 1 ½ cups Rice Krispies cereal, 1 ½ tbsp. honey, 2 tbsp. reduced fat butter, ½ cup oatmeal, ½ tsp. vanilla extract, 2 scoops vanilla protein powder. DIRECTIONS: Preheat oven to 325 F. Lightly coat a 9×9 baking pan with cooking spray. Mix all the ingredients together in a large bowl, then scoop onto the baking pan. Cook for 10-15 minutes or until the mixture is crisp.

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