For those who are not able to increase their height, if you can still continue to grow taller, We recommend that you should exercises with chin up bar.
Resources for toning
Chin Up Bar | The Only Gym you Need
Free Standing Pull up Bar
Our free standing pull up bar is solid and stable, it has a good force-bearing capacity and very low vibration during exercising.
BedErcise Bed Exercises Lifestyle To Start The DayBedErcises (TM of Linzi Martin) demonstrates and explains a series of simple whole body stretches, toning exercises and hand/head massage that you do in bed to start the day feeling more refreshed. |
Demonstration of how Tai Chi Qi Gong is performedTai Chi Qi Gong also spelt using Ki or Chi Kung is a popular healthful exercise practiced throughout the world. It is ideally suited for people of all abilities and ages as it is gentle on the joints yet still lightly aerobic. This abridged sequence - demonstrated at a slightly faster speed, with less repetitions for some movements and without the full Qi Gong mode Wuji stance set up, still provides an idea of what to expect when learning Shibashi Tai Chi Qi Gong. |
Exercise basics
Training tips from www.nhs.uk
Home Grown health
Birmingham City University invited me to be an exhibitor at one of its recent events. I had a really enjoyable evening. Orgainsed by BCU MA students who are taking a course in Events and Exhibition Management itwas good opportunity to meet other SOE tutors and would be students. I look forward to taking part in other similar events.
Stoke-on-Trent & North Staffordshire Open Learning & Physical Activity map
This volunteer-powered collaborative map is here so you can find out about any free or low-cost sociable and informal learning and physical activity opportunities.
We welcome submissions of real-life learning spaces in the North Staffrdshire area and virtual learning opportunities including health information and support.
Lishi ClipsA taste of some of what you might do in a Lishi class (probably not at your first class :-) ) |
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