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Why are T-Rex’s Arms so small and other things. by Chic Runner Patient Expert

Posted Tue 13 Oct 2009 10:04pm . But this is still entertaining that other people have the same problem. Why are T-Rex’s arms so small? - Good question. I have no idea. Funny thing is each month I get about 5 searches... analytics on my site. It’s entertaining to me to see what people come to my site for. Yes, I can see how you got here, you little creepers. :) There are just some funny ones Read on »

Workout your Arms in 15 Minutes! by Cait M. Posted Fri 05 Aug 2011 12:59pm recipes will be coming soon though – I promise! However.. I did have 5 minutes on my hands yesterday – and decided to do ANOTHER reader request… Yesterday – I had every... right in front of the vent… I did not. Instead – I did a bunch of arm exercises… that I then decided to record for you!! Please be aware that I am NOT a trainer Read on »

A Little Boy and a Broken Arm by Susan H. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 20 Oct 2010 6:41pm On Saturday, one of my six-year-old twins broke his arm at scout camp! They were playing a game that involves jumping off buckets. When he started to jump, his bucket gave way, and he fell on his arm. On Monday, he had surgery to re-align the bones and insert pins in his arm. This is his smiling face BEFORE the surgery. (Don’t you love my one Read on »

The 2 Little Understood Facts About Eliminating Under Arm Flab by Todd S. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 13 Nov 2008 12:00am the body fat that is holding out on the underside of your arms. Now don’t hit the back button just yet… Now The Little Known Truth No need to get out your dietary points booklet... it is entirely within your power to finally enjoy arms without ugly fat rolls. The right solution has two parts and most ladies take one and ignore the other. This is a mistake Read on »

Your Arm Hurts? Thank Your Little League, AAU, and Fall Ball Coaches. by Eric C. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 26 Apr 2011 10:06am challenge on the planet (the folks in Pamplona, Spain might argue with me, but that’s a blog for another day), athletes get hurt. Arm injuries (like all youth sports injuries... to the proliferation of little league all-star teams, AAU teams, fall ball, private pitching instruction, and the baseball showcase industry. A fantastic study by Olsen et al. in 2006 (must Read on »

I Have a Big Head - And Little Arms! by Nathan M. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 1:45pm news). I guess it was just a problem with dehydration that was causing my creatinine to go up a little bit. I will just continue to drink more water and keep myself hydrated Read on »

Postpartum Weight Loss: Exercises for Flabby Upper Arms by Sara H. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Fri 30 Jul 2010 4:55pm To Sara of Fit by Sara: “Ever since having my first child I’ve had flabby upper arms that jiggle with the slightest movement. I really hate it! Is there any exercises I can do to get rid of the flab?” From Fit by Sara: “There many exercises you can do to firm the muscles of the upper arms, however one key element is to recognize that you won Read on »

Expert Q and A: What are the best ways to tone the arms and upper body? by My Yoga Online Posted Mon 01 Aug 2011 4:16pm Question: What are the best ways to tone the arms and upper body? Answer: The most effective way to "tone" the arms and upper body are to placing... and arms of the supporting arm. As you perform these and similar weight bearing poses, be mindful of how weight is being distributed in the hands and that there is no discomfort Read on »

Reps and Exercises for the Upper Arms by James C. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Wed 16 Jun 2010 9:43am a weight where you maintain good form. If the weight is too heavy and your arms are moving forward, then obviously you need to lighten the load and concentrate on your technique. I do prefer the exercise in good form for 8-10 reps. Hey James, I'm interested in trying your Arm Training Assault program. However, I would be unable to do the seated overhead Read on »

Goodbye winter ... hello flabby upper arms by Le Patient Expert

Posted Thu 03 Sep 2009 10:14am fat mumma upper arms flapping in the breeze, a hot breeze. I take two steps forward at work and one step back. I have seen pics of the whoop whoop in the wet, the wet... house. Love to you my flabby sisters in arms, le xooxo Read on »