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Minimalist Fitness

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10 years ago I realized I could put on muscle mass with nothing but bodyweight exercise aka progressive calisthenics. 8 years ago I realized I could improve my strength, speed, and conditioning without moving a muscle. 1 year ago I realized I was barely scratching the surface. The human body is amazing and there is a long history of folks who have attained great strength and muscular development with none of the gadgets and pills we have today. This is what I focus on and teach others about. So whether you are young or old, male or female, there's a way to progressively move your body and contract your muscles to lose weight, enhance strength, improve speed, gain muscle, and lastly... cultivate energy(ATP/Mitochondria/That Dawg In You). So come check out Nerve and Muscle Fitness. Videos, Blogging, free E-books, not-free E-books, Guidance, and a little laugh here and there.

"Where Animal Instinct Meets Artificial Intelligence."

35 Followers

Welcome to Animind – the channel where animal instincts meet the power of artificial intelligence! Here, we explore the fusion of different animals to create epic, imaginative results. From the strength of a tiger mixed with the agility of a falcon to the endurance of a wolf combined with the intelligence of a dolphin, we dive into unique hybrid concepts that bring the best animal traits together. Through the lens of AI, we envision powerful combinations, explore the science behind each creature’s strengths, and dream up incredible creatures. Join us as we unleash the full potential of nature, fused with technology, to craft a new world of epic animal hybrids!

Animal Adventures

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If you're looking for a workout buddy, a cat may not be your best choice. While cats are known to be agile and will occasionally spend time playing games with you, they aren't known to be athletic, per se. Dogs, on the other hand, are usually great exercise pals. Many breeds enjoy running and hiking, and will happily trek along on any trip. Just because cats aren't into exercise, doesn't mean they aren't nimble. Cats have lean muscles and will pounce or leap when stalking prey, even if that prey happens to be a fun feather toy you're swaying back and forth on the carpet. Playtime with dogs and cats is also very different. While many dogs enjoy a game of fetch, cats will often watch you toss a ball, and then walk away, unwilling to join in on your game. For a cat, fun playtime may consist of pouncing on your feet when you're lying under the covers and sleeping. Cats are nocturnal animals, says the Animal Humane Society, and enjoy playing at night, when your dog is most likely snoring gently.