Not a fan of going to the gym, but want to take up boxing? Adding a heavy bag to your home gym means needing a proper place to hang it for workouts. The best way to hang a heavy bag is Using The Ceiling Joist To Hang The Bag Interested in seeing if one of […]
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Planning on taking up some activities that require a lot of arm strength, like rowing a kayak or rock climbing? Then you might be wondering if boxing is a good way to build muscle. The quick answer is yes, boxing build muscles. But don’t add that new heavy bag to your home gym just yet!
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Got yourself a new pair of Chacos hiking sandals, but worried about getting blisters? You might be panicking now with questions running through your mind. How long does it take to break-in a pair of Chacos? And how can you speed up that process? Let’s us help you out so you have a blister-free experience
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The Greater Philadelphia Area offers a network of recreational trails with something to please everyone — serious road cyclists, weekend mountain bikers and tourists alike have access to an unprecedented network of trails. Many of the these trails can be found in Philadelphia’s diverse park system. But because they touch on urban and suburban neighborhoods,
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If you commute with your bike, then you might be a bit anxious about it getting stolen whenever you have to lock it up to go inside. This anxiety, and theft threat, increases where there is no bike rack available for you to lock it to. So, what you do when you need to lock
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With so many different types of camping, you might be left with a bit of anxiety while trying to plan a cabin camping trip. If you’ve gone camping in the past, then you can let out a sigh of relief because you’re already on the right track. Though the basics of what to take camping
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Did you know that Americans spend an estimated 93% of their lives indoors? And the Brits spend only slightly more time outside with 90% of their lives spent indoors. Would you spend more time outside if it improved your mental and physical health? Research has shown that it does that in spades. We’ve collected the
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In the cold months, northern states are a winter wonderland. For snow-enthusiasts, it’s time for ski season. Technically, you can ski anywhere with an incline and powder. Yet not all slopes are created equal. Discover the best places to ski in Vermont and what you can do at each. 1. Okemo Mountain Resort Okemo Mountain
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Buying a used bike can be a very exciting proposition. However, it can also be fairly scary if you think about everything that could possibly go wrong with this type of sale. Getting a good deal on a quality used bike takes a little bit of know-how and savvy. And unless you know how to
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The nice thing about car camping, or even RV camping, is that your camp food choices aren’t limited by what you want to carry in your pack. And if there’s one way to serve up tasty meals that please even the orneriest of campers, it’s setting up your Instant Pot at camp. So, if you’re
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It doesn’t matter what you call it – monkey butt, swamp ass, butt cheek chafing – one thing is certain, getting your bum too sweaty from hiking or running can result a very uncomfortable feeling. If you’ve experienced this painful side effect of being active, then you know what I’m talking about. And if you
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After years and years of resort skiing, you’ve probably heard about skiing the backcountry and you may be ready even to go off-piste, but you’re not sure where to start. Don’t worry we got you covered. There are many similar terms thrown around for backcountry skiing: there’s slackcountry, off piste (in Europe), sidecountry etc. They
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