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February 22, 2012 by Tobias Wilhelm
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Grin Iron weekend includes football game, volleyball tournament - Joplin Globe
Grin Iron weekend includes football game, volleyball tournament Joplin Globe This year for the first time, a girls all-star volleyball tournament will be played on Saturday, June 2, starting at 2 pm in the Parkview gym. A total of 126 players and 24 coaches will be involved in the weekend. Proceeds will be given to the Ronald ... |
I'll leave fitness to the old folks - Philadelphia Inquirer
I'll leave fitness to the old folks Philadelphia Inquirer By Jim Waltzer You couldn't call me a gym rat, but for the past several decades, I've frequented fitness centers enough to stay in decent shape. Now in my early 60s, I don't have a stomach that suggests I'm in my second trimester, and I can take a ... |
Getting buff with 'bells - Chicago Tribune
Getting buff with 'bells Chicago Tribune It seems that gymgoers have finally realized that just one of the cast-iron weights, which originated in Russia, can replace a gym full of equipment — and they can do a plethora of different moves with it. Kettlebells are now the standard for training ... |
Iron Edge Fitness Equipment Showcases Vast Product Range in New Catalogue - San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
Iron Edge Fitness Equipment Showcases Vast Product Range in New Catalogue San Francisco Chronicle (press release) Iron Edge is known for its innovative approach to sourcing high quality fitness equipment and gym equipment from local manufacturers as well as across the world. The latest catalogue contains a wide array of new products as well as some old favourites. |
Fighting for his life - Tbo.com
Fighting for his life Tbo.com Here at Extreme MMA, a mixed martial arts academy run by an affable redhead from Massachusetts named Paul Mello, Collins allows his brain to think only about his training for an upcoming match in Orlando. Mello built the gym in the middle of his ... |
Living To 100: The Story Of India's Pocket Hercules - NPR
Living To 100: The Story Of India's Pocket Hercules NPR by Sandip Roy Sumon Mondol, in the foreground, works out at Mandohar Aich's traditional iron gym in Kolkata, India. Sumon Mondol, in the foreground, works out at Mandohar Aich's traditional iron gym in Kolkata, India. A fad that has been sweeping ... |
RetroFitness Celebrates Past Years' Success and Focuses on Bright Future at ... - MarketWatch (press release)
RetroFitness Celebrates Past Years' Success and Focuses on Bright Future at ... MarketWatch (press release) RetroFitness features a full collection of top-of-the line strength equipment and cardio machines from industry leaders, such as Life Fitness and Iron Grip, complete with individualized LCD television monitors. Each gym offers members a RetroTheatre ... |
Google to Take Over Lease of Gold's Gym in Venice Upon Expiration - Patch.com
Google to Take Over Lease of Gold's Gym in Venice Upon Expiration Patch.com Gold's Gym The lease held by Gold's Gym in Venice, the so-called mecca of bodybuiding made famous by bodybuilder Arnold Schwarzenegger and the 1977 film Pumping Iron, will expire at the end of June 2014 and Google will get a new lease on the property ... |
Boxing notes: San Jose's new champ - Comcast SportsNet Bay Area
 Comcast SportsNet Bay Area | Boxing notes: San Jose's new champ Comcast SportsNet Bay Area BERTO TESTS POSITIVE: Former welterweight champ Andre Berto, who had been training in San Carlos' Undisputed Gym last fall and working with Bay Area-based nutritionist Victor Conte, has tested positive for nandrolone according to a report from ... |
$45 for 1 Month of Unlimited Classes & Gym Access (reg. $89) - Los Angeles Times
 Los Angeles Times | $45 for 1 Month of Unlimited Classes & Gym Access (reg. $89) Los Angeles Times Then make IRON Gym your fitness destination for the next month. With state-of-the-art equipment and tons of high-energy classes, your days of wearing flab fashion have come to an end. This boutique gym in Santa Monica boasts a padded workout floor, ... |
Army hero turns to ring to battle PTSD
Jeff Collins competes at an elite level in mixed martial arts. He doesn't fight to inflict pain. He fights to escape it. Read more
Army veteran: "Mixed martial arts has saved me'
In a 22-foot-diameter octagonal cage where kicks and punches are exchanged, Jeff Collins finds an escape from his pain. Stalking his opponent, eyes fixed with concentration, Collins doesn't think about the soldiers who died beside him in an Iraqi firefight. He doesn't dwell on what might have been if post-traumatic stress disorder hadn't forced him from the Army. Read more
Taking A Hike
GC Daniel Gale ad coordinator goes on Grand Canyon walkabout for charity According to grandcanyonhiker.com, May through September are considered the most dangerous months of the year to be traipsing through this geological marvel. And while most of the warnings regarding the dangers of heat stroke, dehydration and sunburn apply to the Inner Gorge, where temperatures can hover around 106 degrees ... Read more
The Gravity of Abuse: The Honeymoon Phase
On a brisk, winter morning in mid-December 2008, Brandy Sweeney, 26, stepped off a Greyhound in downtown Boise, Idaho, looking for an emergency shelter for women and children called City Light. Boise lay four hours from her hometown, Pocatello, a place she hadn’t seen in months. Read more
Mammoth High's Jesse Vint defies the odds
Mammoth High School 2009 graduate Jess Vint was not perhaps the first student in his class who might have been expected to be successful at anything. He was, by his own admission, a middling student, a middling athlete, and a middling person. Read more
Pick of the week: A class-war thriller from Putin’s Russia
Pick of the week: A middle-aged wife and mom contemplates the unthinkable in the masterful, mysterious "Elena" Read more
Pick of the week: Childhood adventure from a Japanese master
"I Wish" is an old-fashioned kind of movie about a subject that might sound, at first, both worn-out and a little retrograde: the dislocating and disorienting effects of a family breakup. It's also a movie whose principal actors and characters are children, that tries to view the world from a child's point of view -- and that's an enterprise so perilous, so prone to easy gags, cheap tears and ... Read more
Pick of the week: An early-’60s hipster time capsule
A time capsule loaded with smack from the bohemian underbelly of JFK-era America, Shirley Clarke's 1961 film "The Connection" is an illustration of how much things change, and how much they stay the same. I'd be stretching to call "The Connection" a great film -- it's mannered and edgy, in a way that's partly deliberate but also distinctive to its period -- but it's an important one in cultural ... Read more
“Whores’ Glory”: A riveting, humane prostitution documentary
Prostitution isn't just the world's oldest profession. It's also a longtime focus of cultural obsession, across many historical periods and on every continent, from the poetry of Catullus to the woodblock prints of 19th-century Japan. There's such a long history of male artists, writers and filmmakers who depict prostitution in erotic, romantic and sentimental terms that it's only natural to ... Read more
