Body Weight Resistance Training - People

My name is Pamela. I am a mother of 3 beautiful children and I am married to my bestfriend. I love to cook, am an avid reading, study history, I am a student, I work fulltime, and just try to make a good life for my family. I suffer from manic depression or bipolar disorder, and I am here to better myself so I can be better to and for those who count on me.

I am a co-editor of an endurance athletics magazine. I enjoy encouraging and inspiring people to complete their endurance-related goals.

Hi there! I am Yale graduate working for the International Initiative at Stanford. I'm new in the area and have recently starting biking to work from Menlo Park. I also really enjoy yoga and am looking to start dancing more. It would be great to meet others w/ similar interests/activities :)

Sports Medicine Doctor in San Diego at Coastal Sports and Wellness Medical Center

Active person who likes to exercise. Avid volleyball player (grass and indoor sixes). Like to rollerblade, mountain bike, backpack and hike. Camp as often as possible. Used to ski on my college ski team. Used to 4x4 quite bit but spending more time on my motorcycle lately. Ocassional archery shooting and handgun competition to mix things up. Spend a lot of time doing things with my hyper...

I'm a full time student and mother of a wonderfully willful, brilliant, and inquisitive four year old who is the light of my life, apple of my eye, joy of my darkness, and my all. I'm a native Texan. That means I was born and raised here and will die here too! That's not to say I am not going to travel; to the contrary, I LOVE traveling! Especially taking long road trips, driving at night,...

Im 47 years old and have Non- Specific usaual interstitiual P,diease, have two boys my oldest is married with a one month baby girl, im at home disabled, used to drive for ups when I got sick. Hope to find some one here with what I have, and I am going in december to talk to my lung doctor about having a Scoop done, hoping also to talk to some one who has had this done. Thats it, I go to...

In 2006 I become an Ironman. In 2008 doing my third Ironman, I raced to the point of kidney and liver failure. I was given hours to live and yet here I am. I may get to train and race again in 2009. Stick around and find out. ‘Common Man Syndrome’ is a lazy and uninspired life. Breakout and be UNcommon by setting a goal and reaching it.