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How to Create a Fitness Club in the Office
There are a lot of ways to improve esprit de corps of employees. One of them is a bonus in a form of paid memberships to the fitness club. You can select a fitness club and purchase tickets at prices for corporate clients. This option can be expensive, and not everyone can take advantage of this offer, because tickets must be renewed every year.
But there is an alternative variant: if your company has a vacant space, you can equip a corporate gym in the office. Such an initiative will be an excellent gift to employees, for example, on the anniversary of the company. It’s so important, for example, at the end of the working day to lose too much stress and get a charge of vivacity for the evening! It is well-known that sport increases stamina, improves immunity and mood and you’ll soon notice how your colleagues will be more likely to smile to each other. After a while the positive attitude of colleagues will have a positive impact on the quality of work and productivity. Also, your colleagues would have a chance to get know each other in an informal setting.
Everything you need – is to allocate a special room for the gym, and organize place for the locker rooms with showers.
Approximate option for the corporate gym for a company of 50 people:
Exercise Bicycles (2)
Elliptical Trainers (2)
Treadmills (2)
Rowing Machines (2)
Step Machine (1)
Boxing Pear (1)
Dumbbell Sets of different weight
Set for Table Tennis
As an ideal complement to the “healthy” atmosphere within the team you can arrange daily delivery of fresh fruits to your staff!
By: I Makarov
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Gymnastic Leaps and Jumps – What Other People Are Not Telling You About These Gymnastic Moves
The name given to a leap or jump is normally indicative of the shape which the body adopts whilst in the air, and it is therefore necessary to be precise with the position not only of the body, but also of the arms and legs.
Some of the jumps and leaps which are commonly used and which form a fundamental part of the sequence are:
1. Tuck jump. Take off from one or two feet, bring both knees up high in front of the chest and land on two feet.
2. Komat jump. Similar to the tuck jump with knees up in front, but take off must be from one foot only, and the knees come up one after the other. Legs change in the air, so the landing is on the other foot.
3. Split leap. Leap forwards from one foot to the other, legs splitting wide, and reaching a horizontal position in the air, one forward and one backward.
4. Stag leap. Similar to split leap, but the front leg is bent under, the back leg remains straight. Take off and landing can be from one or two feet.
5. Side leap. The difficulty of getting both legs up to the horizontal position becomes very apparent in the side leap. From a forward take off, the body makes a sharp quarter turn and then the gymnast must consciously work to lift both legs at the same time, forcing them up in an obliquely forward position rather than a sideways position as the name implies.
As with all body movements, there is an infinite number of variations. This is evident with the leaps and jumps where both the take offs and landings can be performed using one or two feet, and the body position can be either tucked or wide or a combination of both.
By: Azlan Idris
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