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how many days should i split it up into and what should i do on each day p.s. i still need to do auxiliary exercises like curls, pull ups, flys ..etc, thanks

W. Basketball. Steven: Silky, Smooth Porche Ready To Shift Into a Higher Gear
Porche Torrance is MWC Player of Week Lobo coach Don Flanagan says he and Porche Torrance have bumped heads a few times in getting the gifted 6-foot-1 wing to apply a few more fundamentals to her basketball game. Torrance says she has “caught on” to Flanagan’s style and demands and it shows in her production so far this season. She leads UNM in scoring, blocks, steals, rebounds and minutes …

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KEYW Corp. swoops into growing cybersecurity market
CEO quickly assembling nimble contractor to government intelligence agencies Moodispaw is quickly assembling a nimble contractor to government intelligence agencies

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China charges into electric cars
Faced with scarce oil supplies and polluted cities, Beijing has ordered its booming auto industry to make a great leap forward in technology.

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Congregation move into Oxford’s new Russian church
A DISUSED church which stood empty for 30 years will reopen tomorrow as Oxford’s newest place of worship.

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Kenji Jackson matures into energetic force for Missouri football
COLUMBIA — As Kenji Jackson sees it, you can’t play flat. Flat is the last word to describe Jackson. When he talks football, his face breaks almost unconsciously into a grin. He seems to bounce back off of the turf after each of his tackles. On the sidelines, his arms pump and his voice bellows as he puts almost as much effort into encouraging his teammates as he does into playing. Flat is the …

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Strongman event powers into Mentor (with video)
Pumping his feet and nearly horizontal to the ground, Chris Muir pulled on a thick rope while hauling a 10-ton fire truck behind him.

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Delving into Burroughs
Filmmaker Yony Leyser didn’t set out to make a documentary on the legendary writer – it just turned out that way. Greg Burchall reports.

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The Benefits of Power Walking
Power walking. If there’s one exercise activity that I know is loaded with health and anti-aging benefits, it’s power walking. And over the years I’ve turned my routine daily walk into an enjoyable vigorous daily fitness program.
My walks definitely aren’t your usual leisurely stroll around the block. My walks are downright demanding, designed to work up a sweat, exercise all my muscles, and raise my heart rate. And I absolutely love it.
At this time, I am happy to say my walking and exercise routine has kept me in good physical condition for over twenty years. For a guy my age (I’ll never see 60 again) my tummy’s flat and toned, my arms, chest, and shoulders are firm and toned, and I can see my toes when I look down. All thanks to my vigorous daily walking and exercise routine.
Of course, power walking isn’t my only physical activity. But it’s the physical activity I love most, just ahead of hiking and geocaching.
My Daily Power Walking Routine
Okay, here’s my daily walking and exercise routine that helps keep me in pretty good physical condition for a guy over 60. Maybe you can get a few ideas from my routine that you can work into your daily walking routine.
Every day I walk four miles over a measured route. I deliberately push myself while walking, to the point I’m breathing vigorously. Again, this isn’t a stroll. I’m not out for a leisurely walk around the block with my dog, occasionally stopping to chat with my neighbors.
My walks are designed to push myself physically to get my heart rate up. I’m out for a workout, not just a “walk. ” My goal is to stay healthy and in shape. It won’t happen with me sitting on my duff in front of the TV munching on chips and having a beer.
Park Benches and Picnic Tables: My Outdoor Fitness Equipment
My daily walking routine takes me through a new five-mile long county recreation park. Along the park route are the usual park benches, picnic tables, and occasional covered gazebos.
These park benches and picnic tables are perfect for developing a flat toned stomach and toning the upper body. There are eight benches along the length of my walk. On my walk I stop at four of the benches. I face the bench, lean forward placing my hands on the back of bench, and do 15 pushups – slowly. Four benches, 15 pushups each, 60 pushups every day on my walk.
The key here is to place your hands in different positions on each park bench. On one bench my hands will be close together while doing the pushups. On another bench my hands are further apart. Spacing your hands this way makes these simple pushups a great exercise for increasing upper body toning by working your shoulders, upper arms, and chest.
And here’s how I use the picnic tables. There are three picnic tables on my walking route. They’re perfect for toning your abs, flattening your stomach, and working your upper leg muscles. What do I do? I sit on the top of each picnic table, tuck my legs and feet under the picnic table bench, and slowly do 15 sit ups keeping my back straight. Three tables, 15 slow sit-ups each, makes 45 sit-ups on my walk.
An Hour A Day Keeps The Doctor Away
My daily walk and exercise routine takes about an hour and fifteen minutes. Believe me, with this routine I don’t need a gym membership. Been there. Done that. Working out in a gym is simply too boring for me.
This is my daily routine. It’s an ingrained daily habit I’ve been doing for over twenty years. It works for me. It keeps me in shape. It’s my magic anti-aging elixir. If you’re healthy enough, and your doctor approves, you could easily develop a similar daily walking and exercise routine.
A daily walk doesn’t have to be boring. Just keep your eyes open and look for handy ready-made workout equipment along the way. You can feel great, look better, be sexier, and you’ll probably even be smarter, just from taking a daily walk.


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Decided to play with my deadlift form. Was not happy with the hybrid (conventional + sumo) form because my hips aren’t strong enough. I also found out deadlifting in my basement really sucks because the impact on the ground is absorbed into my hands leaving me with really numb fingers after a set. Played around with some olympic lifts as well because I hope to one day be able to master some of them, please critique the form. And finished with some barbell rows. 300 x 7 Hybrid Deadlifts 135 x 3 Powerclean into Front Squat 135 x 3 Clean and Jerk 185 x 10 Barbell Row

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