Thursday, 5 February 2015

Cell Organelle Ornament

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Muscle Post - Trapezius

http://trapeziusmuscle.weebly.com/interesting-facts.html

"Weak lower traps are a common cause of shoulder and scapula related injuries. Such injuries are likely to be occur on bench press or over head movements, which require scapular retraction, depression and/or upward rotation."

Why is that? 
''The trapezius muscle, like the serratus anterior, serves to elevate, retract, and rotate the scapula. The muscle originates from the skull and the spinous processes of the first cervical vertebra through the 12th thoracic vertebra. The primary insertion is along the spine of the scapula. Separated into three components, the superior portion elevates the scapula and rotates the lateral angle upwardly, the middle portion adducts and retracts, and the inferior portion depresses the scapula and rotates the inferior angle laterally. The trapezius is solely innervated by the spinal accessory nerve, or cranial nerve XI, which crosses the posterior cervical triangle superficially before diving vertically along the deep surface of the trapezius.''

Protein Lab

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Muscle Move Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGHJaBFk4xY

KIDNEY POST

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(Sorry for the bad quality, the picture wouldn't upload to my blog)

My 5 Week Fitness Program

Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday

Jan.26
Triceps, Biceps & Forearms (1h30m)
Jan.27
Chest
(1h)
Jan.28
Back
(1h)
Jan.29
Shoulders
(1h)
Jan.30
Legs
(1h)
Jan.31
Abs & Cardio
(1h30m)
Feb.1
REST DAY
Feb.2
Chest
(1h)
Feb.3
Triceps, Biceps & Forearms (1h30m)
Feb.4
Shoulders
(1h)
Feb.5
Back
(1h)
Feb.6
Legs & Abs
(1h30m)

Feb.7
Cardio
(1h)
Feb.8
REST DAY
Feb.9
Shoulders
(1h)
Feb.10
Chest
(1h)
Feb.11
Triceps, Biceps & Forearms
(1h30m)
Feb.12
Back
(1h)
Feb.13
Abs & Cardio
(1h30m)

Feb.14
Legs
(1h)
Feb.15
REST DAY
Feb.16
Triceps, Biceps & Forearms
(1h30m)
Feb.17
Shoulders
(1h)
Feb.18
Chest
(1h)
Feb.19
Abs & Cardio
(1h30m)
Feb.20
Back
(1h)
Feb.21
Legs
(1h)
Feb.22
REST DAY
Feb.23
Chest
(1h)
Feb.24
Triceps, Biceps & Forearms
(1h30m)
Feb.25
Abs & Cardio
(1h30m)
Feb.26
Shoulders
(1h)
Feb.27
Legs
(1h)
Feb.28
Back
(1h)


This is actually my current plan at the moment and my goal is to get cut by the end of the semester. After every work out I make myself a banana smoothie with protein to help me get bigger. Something I need to start doing in order to achieve my goal is to start eating healthier at home because my latest choices in food haven’t been the best. Today’s January 30th and already starting to see results. I’m looking forward to work out my legs today at the YMCA!

Tuesday, 27 January 2015

PE Leaders

PE leaders -  1.  What adjustments and improvements did you make in your lessons (structure, activities, organization, instructions) from the first lesson to the last one?

Well, I'm not too happy with my semester but at the beginning I wasn't really keeping track of all my work but ever since the first interview, I kept track of the notes, work and assignments.


 2.  What was the biggest challenge for your group?  For you?

The biggest challenge for my group was trying to stay focused and not get distracted by talking about irrelevant things, but that's just my opinion. For me, it would be focussing on my work and getting my work done.


 3.  Describe your favourite moment as a leader and explain why.

 My favourite moment as a leader would be when my little buddy looked up to me. It was nice making their day and seeing a smile on their faces. I never really realized how cool I was to them but now I know.


 4. What do you still need to work on?  What improvements would you make if you were continuing teaching for another month?

I need to work on my blog because there's a lot of posts missing. I would  separate myself from the group for a bit to get caught up on the work.


PE Buddies -
1.  What are some of the things that you learned being a PE buddy?

I learnt that I'm a giant and that I have a big impact on little children because whenever I would play with them, they would actually enjoy it. I also realized that if I don't fully participate they notice very easily.


 2.  Did your comfort level change over the course of the month?  Why or why not?

Yes, because I Started seeing the same group of kids over and over again so we actually became PE buddies. I started remembering their names and faces, it was a cool experience.


 3.  What was your favourite part of being a buddy?  Be specific.

I'm not too sure what grade the kid was in but his name was Lilan. He was cool kid, he would tell me what games he plays and what he does on weekends. He'd ask me what it's like to be big and it was cool how he was actually interacting with me.

 In conclusion -
Rate the following:

Your group -
Lesson planning 5 /5
Organization  4/5
Instructional clarity  4/5
Team work  5 /5
Improvement 5 /5

You -
Interaction with buddy  8.5/10
Improvement on your goal  3/5

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