5 Women-Approved Secrets About Breasts
Breasts. We notice them. We admire, we imagine, we long. Sometimes women reveal very little, and we muse on what we can’t see. Other times women invite us in, and we can’t believe how lucky we are. Yet amid obsessing over what we’re dying to see and touch, we know very little about breasts as women themselves perceive them. So to find the truth, we consulted female sex experts and surveyed more than 700 women. Everything you need to know is here, and it’s stamped official because it comes from breast owners. Heed this knowledge, and you will learn, in a very respectful and honest way, what every man craves: more access to breasts.
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Kettlebell Swing
Grab a dumbbell with an overhand grip and hold it in front of your waist at arm’s length. Bend at your hips and knees and lower your torso until it forms a 45-degree angle to the floor. Swing the dumbbell between your legs.
Keeping your arm straight, thrust your hips forward, straighten your knees, and swing the dumbbell up to chest level as you rise to standing position. Now squat back down as you swing the dumbbell between your legs again. Swing the weight back and forth forcefully.

TIP: Keep your lower back slightly arched. Push your hips back. Swing the dumbbell between your legs.

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Quit Smoking

Acticle By: Match Stevens/Kiley Alderink
Quitting is immensely difficult for most people and it often takes a combination of many strategies to successfully quit. If you do relapse, do not fret. Instead, refocus yourself on your goal and start again. Quitting is hard and it is likely you will have a few lapses but the goal is to keep these instances to a minimum, to document them and to track them. Use this information as a positive reminder of your efforts and use it to help identify when you are more likely to relapse – then focus specific strategies to dealing with these specific times/areas of weakness. We have listed the most effective and proven strategies to help you put that ‘butt’ out for good and included all you need to know about the modern world of smoking. Use a combination of two or more strategies listed to maximize your odds of success. One step at a time, you can get there.
Weaning
Prepare yourself to quit and slowly start weaning yourself off cigarettes. This means slowly cutting back on the amount of cigarettes you have per day well before your set ‘quit’ date. Going cold turkey works for some people but the data shows that for most people it does not go very well. For these people it is much more effective to gradually reduce the intake number. Take a few days and record how many cigarettes you have per day. Average out these numbers to give you your baseline number. Once you have this number start weaning yourself slowly. Set practical target goals each day of 1-3 less cigarettes than your base number. Gradually work your way down to smoking only 1-2 cigarettes per day, your target range. Once you are at your target range implement one of the other strategies. Remember if you screw up don’t give up and don’t hark on it. Wake up tomorrow and try again. Read more…
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6 Strange Dietary Bedfellows
You know, fitness and nutrition guy Jon Benson has a humorous way of putting things that we all need to hear. I received this email from him today and had to share it with you. It’s not only funny, it’s true.
Read on…
Hello EJ
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6 Strange Dietary Bedfellows
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What do these six things have in common?
— McDonalds
— Renee Zellweger
— Epileptic children
— Yours truly
— Most bodybuilding and fitness competitors
— Kiefer Sutherland
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