Tag Archives: Strength

Stuck in the Stands

Posted on February 14, 2014 by

To this day, I have yet to play actually ice-hockey. The closest I have ever came to professional ice-hockey is going to the ice-skating rink with my 7 year old cousin. Although a much softer form of the sport, it … Continue reading →

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Barefoot Boot Camp

Posted on February 13, 2014 by

Starting boot camp was one of those things in life that I heavily contemplated and asked myself do I really want to do this. The idea of boot camp along with the preconceived notions of the rigorous workout due to … Continue reading →

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Completing Plays, Competing Masculinities

Posted on January 17, 2014 by

In football, the game is played in small segments that are called ‘plays.’ The start of a play begins with each teams positioned face-to-face against each other, and as the whistle blows the teams responsibility is to use their bodies … Continue reading →

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Do You Even Lift? Well, um, no, not really.

Posted on January 9, 2014 by

As an active, sport enthusiast, transfer student from the greater Los Angeles area, I have been exposed to various “mainstream” sports, such as baseball (Dodgers and Angels), basketball (Lakers and Clippers), and soccer (Galaxy). However, the sport I devoted a … Continue reading →

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Life of a PreMed Communications Major

Posted on January 9, 2014 by

Dating back to my first semester in community college I knew I had the desire to go Pre-Med and my desire was always to work with athletes. My goals and aspirations all lead to the fact that I one day … Continue reading →

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