Winning at the Net: Great Net Positioning
Continuing the series teaching you how to dominate the net by online tennis instruction check out…
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What can snooker teach us about obesity? Yes, it might actually have health benefits part three
If you haven’t already, read part one and part two Ronnie O’Sullivan is an amazing player just with his…
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Winning at the Net: Stop framing volleys
I follow a bunch of on online tennis coaches and I’m really glad I do. I…
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hobbies | sport | weight loss
What can snooker teach us about obesity? Yes, it might actually have health benefits part two
Pool or snooker are activities most people can enjoy because they have low demands on physical fitness. That’s a very good thing because many who struggle with their weight do so because they can’t relate to the role models out there.
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activity | Grand Slams | sport | tennis
Australian Open: Roger Federer v Andy Murray thoughts
I listened to the match and just watched it when I got home. I heard all…
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What can snooker teach us about obesity? Yes, it might actually have health benefits part one
Snooker is probably the last sport that you would consider to be in any way healthy, let alone teach you anything weight loss or how to prevent obesity. I was so surprised when I realised something fundamental about snooker.
I cannot name a single snooker number one or world champion that had serious trouble with their weight during their triumphs.
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DNA | evolution | genetics | Virtual body
Gene Experiment
Here is another approach to exploring horizontal gene transfer If you have created some simple bacteria in…
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Get fit by doing the things you love
The point of Fit2Thrive is to make you fit enough to chase what makes you happy….
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biology | compete | competing | competition | DNA | ecosystems | evolution | immunity | steps
The Plague and the benefits of Horizontal Gene Transfer
How do you express the concept of Horizontal Gene Transfer in a way most people could understand and…
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Australian Open: Heat is not the primary problem
A timely piece by tennis commentator Richard Evans named Heat is not the primary problem touches on the…
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Australian Open: Quartfinal preview Dominika Cibulkova v Simona Halep
A great win for Cibu against Maria. Really happy for her to make the quarters. She…
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Australian Open: Great interview with Roger Rasheed: Kia Open Drive
I’ve been wondering what Roger Rasheed is like. The coach of Grigor Dimitrov has worked with…
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Weight Loss: How do you control hunger? Don’t eat too much each meal
At first this seems like the most obvious thing in the world. The reason I say…
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cancer | CHD | immunity | vascular diseases
How white blood cells are transported could explain heart disease
The article Nanoparticles cause cancer cells to die and stop spreading is a fascinating explanation of a very exciting…
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Is Ana’s footwork an example to her colleagues
Watching Ana ivanovic v Serena I felt I noticed really good footwork. Particularly in changing direction….
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Australian open : Wawrinka such aggressive attack
Watching Stan against tommy robredo reminds me just how aggressive he has becoming. His footwork is…
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Hormesis, disease resistance, aging and activity
Hormesis. Is a term from biology describing a common relationship where a little of something is…
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Australian Open 2014: Why mental strength is king for Nadal and Djokovic
I came across a wonderful analysis of Nadals success a while back and recently wanted to…
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Australian open 2014: Nadal v Monfils 3rd round
Nadal teaches Gael why every action has an equal and opposite reaction. I’ve just tuned in…
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biology | DNA | ecosystems | evolution | steps | Virtual body
Build a Virtual Body: Bacteria communicate with their hosts
This article Communication between bacteria and their hosts is the kind of thing I look for to support…
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