A Guide to Practicing Yoga Without a Mat — And What Pose to Skip
Practicing yoga without a mat is like jumping into a pool with your clothes on — it's spontaneo..
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Continue ReadingAfter two years of playing Scorpion on repeat, Drake has finally graced us with some new music.
The rapper released a brand new song yesterday called “Only You Freestyle” and, that's not the only thing that got our attention. A few of the words are in Arabic.
That's right folks, the track which features English rapper, Headie One, features an Arabic line, which goes as follows: “Arabic ting tells me I look like Youssef, look like Hamza. Habibti please, ana akeed, inti wa ana ahla.”
The Arabic phrase translates as follows: “I'm certain you and I look better together.”
The 33-year-old's pronunciation isn't too bad either. Have a listen for yourself below. Please be warned, the song does feature some words thaRead More – Source
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Good news for your joints: a virtual HIIT class nearly isn't the only way to get in a cardio workout at home.
Whether your knees and ankles need a break from the consistent jumping, or you want to spare your downstairs neighbor from yet another set of burpees, this simple (but super effective!) low-impact cardio workout is your solution.
“A low-impact cardio workout may not burn as many calories as a high-impact workout in the same allotted time, however it may save your joints in the future so you can continue to work out,” Melissa Chisholm, an NASM-certified personal trainer, explains.
“As with anything, consistency is key, and adding more low-impact workouts to your routine will allow you to stay consistent.”
Cycle through this workout curated by Chisholm below — your body will feel the physical challenge in the best possible way.
WARMUP
5 Walk-Out to Hip-Openers
Stand tall, inhale arms overhead, and exhale to fold over.
Walk out to a high plank — bring the right foo..