Showing posts with label low. Show all posts
Showing posts with label low. Show all posts

Sunday, June 18, 2017

Low Riders

Low Riders


I adore Maeves current issue editorial. The styling, the pose, the pint sized models, and particularly the low horizons in each background. Monalisa, revisited, I must say. And the fact that the whole wardrobes are hand me downs makes it almost too awesome for a children fashion spread. Any children magazines should really refresh their minds that fashion spread should be taken seriously (and artsy too), skip the playground and/or bright colors for a while, would you please?



I personally love the Bruce-Wayne-by-day-Batman-by-night one, but you must have guessed that.

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Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Low Impact or Nonimpact Aerobics Part 1

Low Impact or Nonimpact Aerobics Part 1



Fitness activities that involve steady, rhythmic motions of your major muscle groups and burn oxygen for more than a brief spurt are considered aerobics. They force your heart and lungs to work at anywhere from 60 to 85 percent of their capacity. Brisk walking or bicycling, for example, are aerobic. So is aerobic dance – informally choreographed routines that combine calisthenics and dance.


Aerobics dance classes became the rage in the early 1980s, but the shock to bones and tendons caused by repeated jumping and bouncing produced a number of injuries. Now, low-impact and nonimpact aerobics have replaced many higher-intensity aerobics workouts. Both are kinder to your skeleton.


Distance Guide for Exercise Goals

Stair Climbing



Peak or Building

Distance              
Equivalent*        

Mt. Everest

29,028 ft.

49,762 stairs

Mt. Rainier

14,410 ft.


Empire State Building

1,250 ft.


Eiffel Tower

984 ft.


Swimming



Body of Water



English Channel

21 mi.

1,848 laps

Lake Michigan

118 mi.

10,384 laps

Mississippi River

2,348 mi.

206,624 laps

Atlantic Ocean

4,150 mi.

365,200 laps

Walking/Jogging/Cycling



Route



New York

831 mi.


Boston to Seattle

3,123 mi.


Miami to San Francisco

3,147 mi.


Great Wall of China

3,950 mi.


* One stair equals approximately 7 inches. One lap equals 60 feet; 88 laps equal 1 mile. Check the length of your swimming pool.