Posts Tagged “Monotony”
Aug
17
2009
School Party Fun with Soft PretzelsPosted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastic Sites and The Best ArticlesIt’s a great break from the monotony of lessons and can add a little spontaneity to the school atmosphere for the kids. The treats for a school party should be simple and portable. In addition there aren’t a lot of cooking facilities on campus so; you’ll probably want foods that don’t need to be heated. Kids always love sugary treats. So you can fall back on the classics like cookies, muffins and cupcakes for the school party. You can also take the time to provide something a little bit healthier like a platter of celery and peanut butter. Whole gherkin pickles can be fun for the kids to chew on at the party too. Soft pretzels with cheese dip are another yummy treat. You can warm up the cheese dip if you happen to have a microwave in the teachers lounge or cafeteria. Cheese crackers and chunks of cheese are also tasty. Soft Pretzels For this School party you’ll need the following items: 1 packet (2-1/4 teaspoons) active dry yeast, 1 Tablespoon honey or sugar, 1-1/2 cups warm (105 to 1 … Tags: Cafeteria, Celery, Cheese Crackers, Cheese Dip, Chunks, Dry Yeast, Fun Kids, Gherkin Pickles, Great Break, Little Bit, Microwave, Monotony, Muffins And Cupcakes, Party Fun, Peanut Butter, School Atmosphere, Soft Pretzels, Spontaneity, Tablespoon Honey, Teaspoons
Jul
05
2009
The Triathlete’s Guide to Off-Season Training (Ultrafit Multisport Training Series)Posted by: Mr.Admin in Gymnastics Training
To maintain fitness and improve performance, triathletes need to use their less rigorous off-season for training. This book shows athletes how to make it productive and enjoyable by adhering to a plan with less monotony and more variety. Triathletes are coached in determining limiters and setting training objectives, practicing yoga, using efficient drills to improve swimming, cycling, and running, and doing alternative cardiovascular conditioning activities — which releases them from the same old training plan and increases their overall commitment.
Customer Review: Good Book but would have liked more information |
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