Some products claim to slow aging, others promise to reverse it altogether, while others state that they help people merely age gracefully. I’d like to talk about some food and drinks that definitely do have anti-aging properties, and by that I mean that they’re healthy enough to help you live a[...]
Posts Tagged ‘healthy-juicy life’
February 21st, 2012 - 4:10 pm § in recent posts
Some fish just want to get caught
This is called an oarfish or a ribbon fish. Interestingly, these fish might be what people see near the surface of the water and think that they might be Loch Ness sea beasties, for instance. Except these ribbon fish are mostly found in oceans, not Lochs.[...]
Crossing language barriers: If I could talk to animals, I wonder what I’d say
If you could talk to an animal, what would you say? Probably, I'd let him go first.[...]
Dropping In: A guide to visiting an MMA gym
When you are visiting another gym, you are always representing your style and your own school. Be courteous, respectful and gracious and the school you visit will not only appreciate you, but they will welcome you back for future visits.[...]
Women’s MMA in the Olympics? Strikeforce Fighters Miesha Tate and Ronda Rousey Respond
At a recent roundtable discussion open to the press, someone who sounded like Gareth A. Davies, ESPN MMA analyst, asked Strikeforce champion Miesha Tate and her opponent, Ronda Rousey, who is an Olympic bronze medalist in Judo, a question regarding whether they thought the sport of mixed martial art[...]
Samurai Raccoon Meets Samurai Katana from NatGeo’s ‘Fight Science’
Discipline and diligence combine to make scary little Samurai Raccoons. Hang onto your straw hat, he's about to unsheath his sword. Samurai Katana from the National Geographic show Fight Science - I love this "Fight Science" show from NatGeo.[...]
Diaz and Rousey share the finer points of grappling ahead of UFC 143
Strikeforce fighter, Ronda Rousey, is blazing trails and ruffling feathers. I'm excited to see her video showing her grappling with UFC fighter, and contender for the welterweight crown on February 4th at UFC 143, Nick Diaz, on the front page of UFC.com[...]
Women’s Self-Defense: The only prerogative for fighting?
L. C. Pugilista joins us again with a question about why women practice self-defense. She has strong feelings about delineating between training in martial arts as a fighter vs. training in martial arts for self-defense.[...]
January 12th, 2012 - 4:18 pm § in grunge, guests, popular, recent posts, stay young from the inside out
10 Ways to Work Out at Work
Many of us spend our workdays sitting at a desk or a computer. Our shoulders get tense, our backs slouch over, and our fingers and hands are the only parts of our body that move for most of the day. What can be done?[...]
Icelandic Delights: Who Eats Sheepshead for Dinner?
On his way home, the main character, stopped at a restaurant. He greeted the server. She asked him if he wanted his usual sheepshead. That "strange things happening around food" theme continued through the story.[...]
In Your Corner: It’s Complicated to be Coach and Husband (or Wife) For the Same Person
Whether you are an MMA fighter or not, you still need to have good people in your corner helping you through life's ups and downs. Trust is imperative because the opportunity that the corner man sees -- and starts shouting about -- won't exist forever. The fighter has to move when he or she hears th[...]
CNN Presents “Fighter Girls” (video) – Amber Lyon with Michele Gutierrez, MMA Fighter
CNN News Reporter, Amber Lyon, explores the world of women's Mixed Martial Arts, by following around a young, single mother, Michele Gutierrez, to find out why she fights. Michele is a professional MMA fighter.[...]
Cage Fighting in the USA: ‘Vanguard’ Trailer (video)
Cage Fighting in the USA: 'Vanguard' airs December 19th, 2011, on Current TV. Here's a video preview for this one hour documentary.[...]
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