#NeverStopMoving

Hi There I hate this time of the year. Well not really but I hate the "New Year's Resolutions" part of this time of the year! I believe we do not put thought into them. We use the generic :" Get healthy, Stop smoking, la di dah..." But we do not plan or strategize how to keep these goals or resolutions.  Let me explain through an example.  I want to lose weight. From Jan 2nd I am going to run 5 km everyday!!! I am very committed and I actually start running on the 2nd of Jan. Problem here is the following:  1) I have never even walked 5 km let a lone run. 2) It is not going to last because of 1) and the fact that there was no planning involved. 3) I am going to be so stiff - I would not want to carry on....Losing ALL my motivation. Remember. We all had to start at the beginning. We can not start as an EXPERT. We have to WORK  to get there. There is a PROCESS that needs to be followed.  Please join me this year on a journey to discovery and actually

Hi There  I want to do a review of the muscles we have done! We have done 20 so far!! Remember we are just trying to gain more insight on where the muscles are and get an idea of the functions it has. We are not Anatomy students, just learning about our bodies!! Here is the muscles we have done and what we learnt on our way  A Abductor Digiti Minimi of the Foot Here we learnt that ABductor muscles functions take the movement away from the body  Abductor Digiti Minimi of the Hand Digiti means digit  Abductor Hallucis  Hallucis means Big Toe Abductor Pollicis Brevis Pollicus means Thumb  Brevis means Short Abductor Pollicis Longus  Longus means Long  Adductor Brevis Adductor means the functions of these muscles takes the movement toward the body  Adductor Hallucis Adductor Longus  Adductor Magnus Magnus means great  Adductor Pollicis  Anconeus  Articularis Cubiti Some textbook consider this muscle as part of the Biceps Brachi  Artic

Hi There I love this week's options! On that note.... Any options you might want to add?  I want to make a choice between being happy and being content.  Is there a difference or are they the same?  Let us go to Google for help. happy Dictionary result for happy /ˈhapi/ adjective adjective: happy; comparative adjective: happier; superlative adjective: happiest; suffix: -happy 1. feeling or showing pleasure or contentment. "Melissa came in looking happy and excited" synonyms: contented ,  content ,  cheerful ,  cheery ,  merry ,  joyful ,  jovial ,  jolly ,  joking ,  jocular ,  gleeful ,  carefree ,  untroubled ,  delighted ,  smiling ,  beaming ,  grinning ,  glowing ,  satisfied , gratified,  buoyant ,  radiant ,  sunny ,  blithe ,  joyous ,  beatific ,  blessed ;  More antonyms: sad having a sense of trust and confidence in (a person, arrangement, or situation). "he was not hap

Hi There On this lovely Tuesday I want to talk about Balance. Here I believe we have no choice.Being balanced is what we strive for in everything. It is a way of life. A way you carry yourself. I believe this balance is the essence of perfection. I also believe in your struggle or strive to maintain balance we learn and become our best. We may not ever reach it in our humanity, but the journey towards it. Is absolutely amazing and an experience so personal; so gratifying and to be honest our life!! For this CHOOSEday there is no CHOICE. Also strive for Balance in every aspect of our being... Our Human beng!! What do you think? Is there a choice?  Keep Moving until  next  tim e 👋

Hi There This week's muscle is the Buccinator... It makes me think of the Terminator.... Although it is not pronounced like it.  But none the less sounds awesome!! It also helps me remember where the Buccinator is...Because the terminator loses his face. It is in the face where our cheeks are. In Fact it is the muscle underneath our cheeks! It helps us chew and keeps the cheeks in place. The Buccinator is also one of the  the muscle we learn to control at a very young age, because of it's function. It helps us chew and Suck when we are infants. this muscle helps us whissle as well Buccinator . Follow the link to see video of the buccinator Common Injuries to this muscle is usually dentures that are not fitted correctly or direct trauma to the cheek. I'll be back... Keep Moving!!