Working on your left hand layup to complete your game

On average the average player is right handed, most times when considering their skill level on the left side is often weak due to everyday everything is geared towards your right hand; from sissors, to the way you brush your teeth, to shaking hands, driving your vehicle and eating your food if you are right handed you most likely have a retarded performance using your left hand. In order to counteract that it would be good practice to start using your left hand for everyday activities to increase its abilities. Alright let’s get to the drilling and practicing to complete your game.

Working on your left hand will help your basketball game as a whole in order to have a better overall game. When doing layups on the left side often right hand players still rely on their right hand which is incredibly easy to block and used by those who do not put the time into increasing their ball handling skills. The four drills that will help your overall left hand game will be shooting in place, jumping off opposite foot with left hand shot, 2 step jump off opposite leg with left hand shot and dribbling with 2steps jump off opposite leg left hand shot. On average doing these drills will require at least 25 to 45 minutes to complete 100 reps each.

First drill shooting in place without moving
When practicing your left hand layup you should first start by practicing shooting on the left side without moving a foot or so close to the basket hitting the backboard or not for at least 50 to 100 attempts at a time.

Second drill shooting and jumping off right foot, left knee up
After you have completed the motionless left hand shot on the left hand side begin jumping off your close leg which is your right foot firing off, lift your left knee up and using your left hand to take a shot; attempt 50-100 times.

Third drill 2 step adding to the 2nd step
When you have completed the attempts then begin to take 2 step layups from a respectable distance by first stepping with your left then right, firing off your right foot, lift your left knee and aim for the backboard or goal with your left hand; 50 to 100 attempts.

Forth drill dribble adding to the 3rd step
Once you have built confidence in those 3 drills begin by adding a dribble then 2 steps left right firing off the right foot left knee aiming with the left hand; 50 to 100 attempts.

Fifth drill
Actually implement your left hand skills on one on one games to get practice with going to your left side.

Once you have mastered your left hand layup, left hand close up shot and feeling confident you should begin by practicing left hand dribbling skills with cones, drills that require you to focus on using your left hand and focus on increasing your left hand strength.

13days 30 pounds

Using water fasting, working out by weight training and running and watching what I consume has allowed me to lose 30 pounds in 2 weeks. Their were times were my weight fluctuated many times during the cycle due to visiting my parents who feed me like a cow during the feeding window which made me shoot up from 215 back to 227 due to eating a large amount of bearded shrimp, Ledos pizza, high sugar juices, candies and other items which are not nutritionally sound. What was interesting was that it was easy to counter act this weight shift with eating a plate of veggies, refrain from eating my favorite ledos pizza, eating mooshu shrimp/chicken instead and taking the beard off the shrimp before consuming which helped me get back to 215-220 area within 2 days with walking/jogging 5 miles per day drinking tons of water. On the 15 hour bus trip I refrain from eating at all due to the unhealthy selections that were available at the gas station/truck stops when I returned I was at 213lbs. After training and using intermediate fasting with a 4 hour window my weight dropped down to 203lbs aug 1 while increasing muscle mass by 5%, decreasing body fat 4%, increasing water weight 3% and decreasing BMI by 5%.

During the next week it is about performance over weight lost which means the goal is to increase muscle, speed, power and strength. By having 30 lbs less to carry around means that I would be able to run 30lbs times 1-2 sec per mile faster which means if I was to run a 10 minute mile the new time would range between 9 minutes to 9 minutes and 30 seconds. When looking to lose weight your object is not to increase running speed until you are around ideal weight due to the nutritional needs of your body. If you are to try to mix the 2 one will suffer due the other so now I’m shifting gears to incorporate more speed interval training, more nutrients, proteins and carbs during high intense days to prepare for increase speed goals.

What are the health benefits of eating shrimp in your diet

There has been many incidents of polluted waters that are getting worse and worse, so many people try not to eat seafood which is understandable. With that being said the production of land food also has a chance of being tampered with which means, unless you are going to become vegan eating land or seafood has great potential of being tainted.

Shrimp or prawns are some of the tastiest scavengers of the sea; which the difference between a prawn is that they are found in freshwater and shrimp marine penaieds. Shrimp has been a type of food we have eaten since prehistorical times, fairly affordable, can be prepared in multiple tasty ways and often times available most places in some form or fashion. Besides being tasty treat what are the health pros and cons of eating them:
Lets first take a look at the nutritional chart on shrimp/prawns
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looking at eating 5 shrimps that are not breaded fried
total calories 50
total fat .6g
no saturated fats
no trans fat
cholesterol 115mg
sodium 360mg
zero carbohydrates
protein 12g
4% calcium
no other vitamins or minerals
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so just looking at the nutrional facts of them they are not bad because of the lack of sugar/fats/carbohydrates in them not including the seasoning and salts of course. When you add floor, fry and prepare them the nutriotional values changes greatly due to the bearding and frying process which changes the figures:
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bearded fried shrimp 3oz
total calories 206
total fats 10.4g( 1.8g saturated, 4.3g polyunsaturated, 3.2 monounsaturated fats)
Cholesterol 117mg
sodium 292mg
potassium 191mg
total carbohydrate 10g (.3g dietry fiber, 1gsugar)
protein 18.2g
vitamin A 3%
vitamin C 2%
Calcium 6%
Iron 6%
Vitamin D 1%
Vitamin b6 5%
vitamin b12 27%
magnesium 8%
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Looking at these numbers it is still a great choice of meat to eat.

Let’s dive into 6 health benefits of selecting shrimp for your meal

health benefit number 1: low cal tasty choice for weight management
would be the low amount of calories you are digesting which means it is great for individuals who are looking for a healthy ow fat choice.

Health benefit number 2: Helps with hair lost
The minerals found in the shrimp will help with hair loss by providing the zinc in your diet to allow yourself to begin growing new cells that will contribute to hair health.

Health benefit number 3: Cardiovascular health
Combating the cardiovascular diseases it is pivotal to take omega 3 to help unclog and break up dangerous blood clots.

Health benefits number 4: Brain health
The iron found in shrimp helps with oxygen following into the brain which will help with muscle use, allowing oxygen to flow through the body as needed and helps with cognitive performances dealing with memory, helps reduce brain inflammatory diseases and helps with thyroid hormones.

Health benefit number 5: Helps women with menstrual pains
The use of the omega3 fattyacis helps alleviates women’s menstrual cramps women deal with in their cycle.

Health benefit number 6: Bone health
Shrimp has been known to be a great source of protein and various vitamins, calcium, magnesium and phosphorus that all contribute to your bone health.

Out of these 6 benefits from 1-6 what do you feel like is the top to bottom health benefits of eating shrimp?

cycling water fasting, to intermediate fasting(one meal a day) and 2 meal a day for 39 days; from 230 to 175

First things first if you have any serious medical conditions or have not tried intermediate water fasting we recommend you visiting a doctor to ensure it is for you and have them give you recommendations about doing so.

There are allot of studies talking about how water fasting can help you lose weight, help skin health, help digestive system and other beneficial effects for you by water fasting. It’s best to start off by having small amounts of time fasting as opposed to long fasting for 7 days or longer. One of the things that many people fear about water fasting is that their current muscle mass will diminish due to the lack of protein and food intake for the time being. Understand that when you are fasting it should not be a thing you do for long periods of time, it’s best to use it to jump start the body fat cutting and then eventually begin to eat again to help your body and then use other methods to maintain it.

I normally don’t personalize my blogs although it is another thing to advise others without having done it yourself, so with that being said:

My plan was to do a 72 hour water fast, walking at least 7 miles a day(endurance and low cardio), going to the gym 2x during that water fast(to maintain muscle mass) and to drink water, apple cider vinger(not allot more like tablesppons) or green tea no sugar. If you were to add sugars or cream to your coffee then you have broken your fast. After doing the 72 hour water fast, then will do the one meal a day intermidetate fasting which will last for 3 days and then go to a 2 meal a day routine breakfast and lunch only for 7 days. Once this cycle has taken place depending on my weight goal from 230(35.9% body fat, 21.5% muscle mass and 31.5% BMI) to range of 220 to 210(33% body fat, 24% muscle mass and 30%BMI) after the 3 day water fasting; then from 215 going to 210 to 205(31% body fat, 26% muscle mass and 28% BMI) for phase 2 and during phase three the objective is to do more running and high resiteince training being the focus during phase 3

Cycle 1: 3 days water fasting, 3 days 1 meal a day and 7 days twice a day meals
230 25 lbs lost 205 13 days 7/19 8/1
current finish
weight 230 215 Phase 1 72 hour water fast Drinking water, apple vinger cider and green tea
body fat % 35.9 33 lose 3% body fat 7 mile walks increase leg strength, endurance and lite stress on body
BMI 35 31 lose 4% bmi 2x weight training maintain and increase muscle mass
Muscle mass% 21.5 24 gain 3% MM

weight 215 208 phase 2 72hr 1 meal a day
body fat % 33 31 Lose 2% BF wrestling training
BMI 31 29 Lose 2% BMI “calisthenics
Muscle mass % 24 27 gain 3% MM

weight 208 205 phase 3 1 week 2 meal a day
body fat % 31 29 lose 2% BF 5 days of running and restistence training
BMI 29 25 lose 4% bmi 1 day rest
Muscle mass % 27 32 gain 5% muscle mass 1 day wrestling training

205 20 lbs lost 185 15 days 8/2 8/16

current finish
weight 205 195 Phase 1 96 hour water fast Drinking water, apple vinger cider and green tea
body fat % 29 22 lose 7% body fat 2 days of wrestling training since this is the 2nd go round, my body can do stressful training
BMI 25 21 lose 4% bmi 2x weight training maintain and increase muscle mass
Muscle mass % 32 35 gain 3% MM one day yoga

weight 195 190 phase 2 96hr 1 meal a day
body fat % 22 19 Lose 3% BF 1 day of wrestling training
BMI 21 19 Lose 2% BMI “calisthenics

Muscle mass % 35 38 gain 3% MM

weight 190 185 phase 3 1 week 2 meal a day
body fat % 19 17 lose 2% BF 4 days of running and restistence training
BMI 21 17 lose 4% bmi 1 5k race and 1 day rest
Muscle mass % 38 43 gain 5% muscle mass 1 day wrestling training

185 10lbs lost 175 11 days 8/17 8/28

current finish
weight 185 180 Phase 1 48 hour water fast Drinking water, apple vinger cider and green tea
body fat % 17 15 lose 2% body fat 2 days of wrestling training since this is the 2nd go round, my body can do stressful training
BMI 17 15 lose 2% bmi 2x weight training maintain and increase muscle mass
Muscle mass % 43 46 gain 3% MM one day yoga
weight 180 178 phase 2 48hr 1 meal a day
body fat % 15 14 Lose 1% BF 1 day of wrestling training
BMI 15 14 Lose 1% BMI calisthenics
Muscle mass % 46 49 gain 3% MM

weight 178 175 phase 3 1 week 2 meal a day
body fat % 14 13 lose 1% BF 5 days of running and restistence training
BMI 14 13 lose 1% bmi 1 day rest
Muscle mass % 49 54 gain 5% muscle mass 1 day wrestling training

Overall objective is to increase muscle mass from 21.5% to 54%, Body fat to 35.9% to 14%, BMI from 35 to 14
3 different cycles 3 day diet plans;
During water fast focus is to lose high amount of body fat, maintain and gain a little muscle
During 1 meal a day focus is to lose medium amount body fat, gain more muscle mass and building endurance
During 2 meal a day focus is to lose minimum amount of body fat, gain massive amounts of muscle mass and build endurance

wrestling practice session bottom 1

Warm up by jogging for 20 minutes

duck walks 2 sets down and back
shot re-shot 2 sets down and back
bear crawls 2 sets down and back
crab walks 2 sets down and back
lounges 2 sets down and back
army crawls 2 sets down and back
front/back rolls 2 sets down and back into stance

Stretch for 10 minutes

Work on bottom 40 minutes

*work on clearing the tight waist and wrist control to hip heist to stand up and escape
*work on clearing your wrist, getting wrist control and stand ups to escape
*work on bottom wrestler standing up and the top man attacking the legs to take them back
*work on bottom man sitting out three times to their escape on the 4th sit out

Work on conditioning

*50 push ups
*50 sit ups
*10 wind sprints
*50 up downs or hit ’ems

You have to be hungry when competing you have to be driven to be a winner

Often times young people tend to quit when things are tough and fold under any pressure, this is what separates winners from losers and often times individuals get caught in ruts and never recover from short comings. Not all sports require you to be ultra aggressive and often times when you are too aggressive you often times will set yourself up for failure. When fighting in MMA fighters who exhaust too much energy often fatuige themselves, boxers also who tend to be too aggressive without actually knocking out thier opponent and often times these individuals will beat themselves. So knowing when to speed up the tempo and knowing when you need to pace yourself is a skill that many people struggle with in sports.

When you do not go hard in some athletic events while your opponent is going hard it is more likely that you will be overwhelmed with extreme force and often times you will be beaten due to your non-movement. You have to counteract their movement with technique and good timing in order to keep a sustainable pace and not allowing yourself to be overwhelmed. Not all fighters, wrestlers or boxers are meant to be fast once you know your body you should use your strengths and make it a point to work with it. Often times coaches will try to have their competitor to do things they are not meant to due to the standard and not using their competitors strengths but their own.

Knowing your strengths, working on building on them and working on those weaknesses is the things that coaches/trainers need to focus on in order to build on the product. If your fighter lacks quick feet, feet work is bad or the fighter has bad movement coach needs to focus on speed ladder work, jump rope work, cone agility work and other exercises that help with the persons movement. Often times if a fighter is slower than their opponent they must find ways to slow their opponent down. When boxing often times the fighter clinch in order to lock up their opponents arms and they attempt to weaken them by doing so. In wrestling using front headlocks, plumming in and locking up your opponents wrist which often times causes your opponent to tire-er out due to the pressure. When fighting mma muay tai clinching, dirty boxing and many of the same moves used in wrestling can be used to slow down the competeion and attempt to overpower them.

So how much pressure is needed to break those who are overwhelmingly quicker and fster often relaze on your genetics and your training. If you can keep up and maintain amount of force through thewhole timesthen the ned to chain wrestle, bring compbination punches or having the right conbos in mma then the pressure can be more seamless as opposed to trying to slow their opponent down but instead looking to keep up and pass them. Often times what happens when competing your competitors have off days which they are not able to do what they normally do due to injuries, strains, fatigue and the limited amount of energy output. If you know you are not feeling well means you should alter your game to match your body’s potential.

Creating a home gym 7 things to consider, p7

If you are looking to improve your cardio and work on self defense

Thier are many ways to practice self defense which is include but not just limited to speed bags, heavy bag, sway bag, mma/wrestling mat and/or weighted dummy for body weight replication. If you are the type who just loves to fight or needs to learn to defend themselves it is highly recommended to get a heavy bag to place in your work out area. Their are no better place to learn how to defend yourself than at your house practicing what youve learned at a mma gym or a boxing gym.

floor mats are needed to ensure that you do not hurt yourself when training hard by falling, having some kind of surface that is soft and doesnt hurt your ankles in work or play.

Creating a home gym 7 things to consider, p6

Weight training for athletes

If you are an athlete you will need to of course have the bench press, but you will also need some form of squat rack that will allow you to do squats, olympic lifts and have a way if your weight bench is not a bench press to be able to hold the bar bell weights. Being able to do leg extensions, leg curls and leg press means you need some kind of equipment that allows you to do so. Many weight benches you can purchase often times have a leg extension and leg curl but no leg press. The leg press is not a mandatory piece of equipment due to the ability to use the squat rack to use the same muscles with less cost.

Creating the perfect home gym part 7

Creating a home gym 7 things to consider, p5

Should you choose a traidmill or a stationary bike?

Being able to have some kind of cardio is needed for anybody who is serious about their training, meaning that we can not afford to not have some form of training ground and/or equipment. If you have enough space in your workout room it’s best to have atleast stationary bike bare minimum and then go for a traidmill depending on your fitness level. When you are over weight or larger you will need stronger equipment due to the force of every step you take being heavier and stronger than someone who is undersized. If you are larger and out of shape it’s best to use a stationary bike because of the extra weight on your knees compared to others.

 

Creating the perfect gym part 6

Creating a home gym 7 things to consider, p4

adjustable weight bench, weights based on current max

Finding a solid weight bench that can change from a incline, decline and horizontal bench press that can also use a bar bells or dumb bells. When using a barbell you also need adequate space for it and adequate amounts of weights in order to get to have a good workout. If you have a max of 300 lbs your need for weight is different than someone who maxes out at 165 lbs. If you are maxing out at 300 you would most likely need 400 lbs total amount of weight because your barbell weight is needed for more than just bench pressing but also squatting which normally is greater than their bench pressing. If your max is around 165 you most likely would need around 250 lbs for nearly the same reason as one who is maxing out at 165 lbs but more for the growth you are more likely to receive after a few months on a great workout program.

Creating the perfect home gym part 5