Sunday, July 8, 2012
Thursday, July 5, 2012
2 days left
The Light the Night 5k is only 2 days away!!! Race day registration will begin at 7:15 pm on Saturday. We are very limited on the number of bags and tshirts so get your registration in today on active.com or stop by Silvers Realty or Silver Shears Salon tomorrow to get your registration in early. No guarantees that race day registrations will get bags and tshirts, sorry.
Looking forward to an exciting race!!! Several teams have registered and have some good themes! Whether you are on a team or not, please help us Light the Night by glowing :)
Looking forward to an exciting race!!! Several teams have registered and have some good themes! Whether you are on a team or not, please help us Light the Night by glowing :)
Tip of the day
Core Exercise: Supine Hand Stand, Single-Leg Raise
From a supine position (belly button facing upward), balancing on the hands with fully extended arms and a stationary foot, lift the opposite leg up to near full forward extension. Again, it's important to maintain postural integrity by keeping the hips in line with the plane of the body.~from Runners World website
From a supine position (belly button facing upward), balancing on the hands with fully extended arms and a stationary foot, lift the opposite leg up to near full forward extension. Again, it's important to maintain postural integrity by keeping the hips in line with the plane of the body.~from Runners World website
Monday, July 2, 2012
Tip of the day
Core Exercise: Prone Hand Stand Single-Leg Raise
Begin from a push-up balancing on the hands with fully extended arms and a stationary foot; Lift the opposite leg upward, keeping the toes pointing downward and the knee mostly straight; Continue the smooth, quick upward motion of the leg to near full rear extension. Return the leg back to the starting position and repeat 5-10 times on each leg. It's important to keep the body aligned in the same horizontal plane from the shoulder to the ankle of the stationary leg. Repeat 5-10 times on each leg. (It's easy to raise the hips too high on this exercise.)~ from Running Times website
Begin from a push-up balancing on the hands with fully extended arms and a stationary foot; Lift the opposite leg upward, keeping the toes pointing downward and the knee mostly straight; Continue the smooth, quick upward motion of the leg to near full rear extension. Return the leg back to the starting position and repeat 5-10 times on each leg. It's important to keep the body aligned in the same horizontal plane from the shoulder to the ankle of the stationary leg. Repeat 5-10 times on each leg. (It's easy to raise the hips too high on this exercise.)~ from Running Times website
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