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Lifehacker had a post about napping - how and why to power nap.  While the main link is to Ririan Project on 10 benefits to power napping, there are several other links of interest.

Source: Lifehacker

Do you get frequent injuries like me?  Or do you just want to figure out what’s wrong when your arm starts cramping up for no reason.  Lifehacker had a post about WedMD Symptom Checker.  They will ask you a serious of questions, walking you through the symptoms and give you a diagnosis.

Source: Lifehacker

Are you always a bit tired?  Need a quick rejuivination?  You should consider taking a meditation nap.  Life Learning Today had a good post on this very subject.  They provide an exercise to take a short mental break and give youself a little pep in the middle of the day.

Source: Lifehacker

After my post on the ‘300′ workout, I read into some more workout routines. Recently we bought a fitness ball so I wanted to see what exercises could be done using this tool. The Washington Post had a Live Online chat that discussed it, and provided a link to a set of exercises (with descriptions) posted at the Mayo Clinic. Pretty useful.

Source: Mayo Clinic

Unfortaunately, I can’t remember where I original saw a reference to this blog, but Josh Hill’s blog had a post on the ‘300′ workout - the workout that was used to train the Spartans for the film 300. The workout was designed and run by Mark Twight, who runs Gym Jones. The workout is intense, but can be scaled for different people. It doesn’t use any machines, nothing that isolates muscles - it’s a full body workout to the extreme.

Source: Josh Hill’s Fat Loss and Fitness Articles

I saw this posted at Lifehacker and found it to be enlightening - especially since I spend the vast majority of every work day at my computer.

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