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FREE CD - Burn Fat Fast!
FREE CD - Burn Fat Fast!
Hey Guys-
Happy Monday!
I've been busy these last few weeks. You see, I've created a new audio cd.
It's called "Burn Fat Fast With Transformed Thinking"
I will share you more on the details. If you want to grab a FREE copy, go to the link and grab a copy. (all you need to do is cover the handling and shipping costs)
Click Here
Your fitness partner,
Adriel Yapana
Hey Guys-
Happy Monday!
I've been busy these last few weeks. You see, I've created a new audio cd.
It's called "Burn Fat Fast With Transformed Thinking"
I will share you more on the details. If you want to grab a FREE copy, go to the link and grab a copy. (all you need to do is cover the handling and shipping costs)
Click Here
Your fitness partner,
Adriel Yapana
Attention Frustrated Exercisers
Attention Frustrated Exercisers...
Adriel Yapana "Glendale's Top Fitness Expert" and owner of Adriel Yapana Personal Training, will reveal the secrets of how you can finally...
Develop A Strong, Lean, Fully Functioning Physique ... While Accelerating Your Fitness & Weight Loss Goals With Personal Training...
That's 100% Guaranteed, To Transform Your Body in 90 Days or Less!
It Only Takes, As Little As 30 Minutes A Day... Once You Discover The Time Efficient Exercises That Will Deliver You Exceptional Fitness & Weight Loss Results!
CLICK HERE FOR SERVICES
Adriel Yapana "Glendale's Top Fitness Expert" and owner of Adriel Yapana Personal Training, will reveal the secrets of how you can finally...
Develop A Strong, Lean, Fully Functioning Physique ... While Accelerating Your Fitness & Weight Loss Goals With Personal Training...
That's 100% Guaranteed, To Transform Your Body in 90 Days or Less!
It Only Takes, As Little As 30 Minutes A Day... Once You Discover The Time Efficient Exercises That Will Deliver You Exceptional Fitness & Weight Loss Results!
CLICK HERE FOR SERVICES
Adriel Yapana Services
Adriel Yapana Services
Adriel Yapana.com Mission Statement:
We are committed to your efforts to achieve extraordinary health, fitness, and wellness.
With integrity, inspiration and compassion, we will help you gain confidence, knowledge, and motivation so you can transform your life.
Adriel Yapana.com Personal Training has grown to be a unique fitness business in Glendale/Los Angeles and local areas, providing one-on-one personal fitness training and therapeutic massage. We work with you in-home or in one of our private facilities.
My Programs & Services
Currently, Gym-based and bootcamp sessions are held at the following locations
One-on-One Training
Why One-on-One Training? There is so much to teach about the human body! Unfortunately, that is the very reason why it becomes so confusing and difficult to achieve your fitness goals alone. One-on-one personal training sessions with Achieve With Adriel are about you, the client. We take the confusion out of reaching your fitness goals. We help you set new and exciting fitness goals with non-stop variety and of course, fun! We help you get to those fitness goals fast and efficiently. Let us get you there. We are mobile and can travel with our in-home fitness. By showing up at your doorstep, we save you that most precious of commodities, TIME! We can work outdoors as well.
Outdoor BootCamps
Are you looking to get in the best shape of your life?
Why not get outdoors and start now with
Kick The Fat Small Group Personal Training?
I will help you sweat those extra pounds away!!!
I will work with you on getting the body and results you want, but most importantly i will help you build self-motivation!!!
No Lies, no false promises. Put the time and effort in and you will succeed.
You will attain your goals and get the body you've always wanted to have!
Grocery Shopping Tours
Unleash Your Metabolism Seminars
Get Lean Fast Seminars
Weight Loss Supportive Meetings
***
Flexible scheduling is available. Individual, couples and small group training offered.
My rates vary depending on travel, type of session and frequency of sessions.
There are one million more things I could tell you if you would like to know.
Actually, I want you to ask me. So feel free to call or ask a-weigh by e-mail with any and all questions you may have.
Please don't hesitate let me know what's on your mind
Looking forward to hearing from you and helping you achieve fitness success!
Our personal training programs are designed to get you the best results in the shortest amount of time possible.
Please take a moment to look over our personal training programs. You will be sure to find a solution that fits your needs...
Additional Fitness & Weight Management Programs
17-Week Total Body Makeover
The 17 Week Total Body Makeover is a simple complete fitness and weight management program that will get you the results you want in the shortest amount of time possible… Guaranteed! The Total Body Makeover utilizes a holistic approach to health and wellness through fitness, nutrition and beneficial lifestyle change.
Motherwell Maternity Fitness
The Motherwell Maternity Fitness Plan is the #1 program for healthy mothers and their babies. Motherwell is a Pre-Natal health and fitness solution specifically designed to help you create the healthiest environment possible for yourself and your baby via good nutrition and appropriate exercise. Motherwell will also help with your postnatal recovery.
Fitness Kick-Start
4 Sessions: If you have been away from your fitness routine for a while and you need an extra kick-start to get you going again, then this program is perfect for getting you back on track and on the road to total fitness. This is also an excellent starting point for those of you who are new to fitness.
Fitness Tune-Up
The Fitness Tune-Up is a pay-as-you-go plan that is perfect for those of you who have just completed a fitness or weight management program and want to maintain the results you have worked so hard to achieve! You can choose to see me 3 times a week, once a week or once a month... the choice is yours.
Therapeutic Massage
Relax! Rejuvenate! Reward! I offer my clients the opportunity to "lose yourself", unwind and escape their day. From stressed-out 9-5ers to stay-at-home moms. I am a skilled, sensitive, intuitive caring Certified Massage Therapist, tailoring our session to your specific needs. I base my massage on Swedish techniques while incorporating Sports, Deep Tissue, Oscillation & Reflexology. You can receive a massage in your home, or in a professional setting. It would be my pleasure to be of assistance and look forward to working with you!
Accepting Check, Cash or All Major Credit Cards (no paypal account required)
Adriel Yapana.com Mission Statement:
We are committed to your efforts to achieve extraordinary health, fitness, and wellness.
With integrity, inspiration and compassion, we will help you gain confidence, knowledge, and motivation so you can transform your life.
Adriel Yapana.com Personal Training has grown to be a unique fitness business in Glendale/Los Angeles and local areas, providing one-on-one personal fitness training and therapeutic massage. We work with you in-home or in one of our private facilities.
My Programs & Services
Currently, Gym-based and bootcamp sessions are held at the following locations
One-on-One Training
Why One-on-One Training? There is so much to teach about the human body! Unfortunately, that is the very reason why it becomes so confusing and difficult to achieve your fitness goals alone. One-on-one personal training sessions with Achieve With Adriel are about you, the client. We take the confusion out of reaching your fitness goals. We help you set new and exciting fitness goals with non-stop variety and of course, fun! We help you get to those fitness goals fast and efficiently. Let us get you there. We are mobile and can travel with our in-home fitness. By showing up at your doorstep, we save you that most precious of commodities, TIME! We can work outdoors as well.
Outdoor BootCamps
Are you looking to get in the best shape of your life?
Why not get outdoors and start now with
Kick The Fat Small Group Personal Training?
I will help you sweat those extra pounds away!!!
I will work with you on getting the body and results you want, but most importantly i will help you build self-motivation!!!
No Lies, no false promises. Put the time and effort in and you will succeed.
You will attain your goals and get the body you've always wanted to have!
Grocery Shopping Tours
Unleash Your Metabolism Seminars
Get Lean Fast Seminars
Weight Loss Supportive Meetings
***
Flexible scheduling is available. Individual, couples and small group training offered.
My rates vary depending on travel, type of session and frequency of sessions.
There are one million more things I could tell you if you would like to know.
Actually, I want you to ask me. So feel free to call or ask a-weigh by e-mail with any and all questions you may have.
Please don't hesitate let me know what's on your mind
Looking forward to hearing from you and helping you achieve fitness success!
Our personal training programs are designed to get you the best results in the shortest amount of time possible.
Please take a moment to look over our personal training programs. You will be sure to find a solution that fits your needs...
Additional Fitness & Weight Management Programs
17-Week Total Body Makeover
The 17 Week Total Body Makeover is a simple complete fitness and weight management program that will get you the results you want in the shortest amount of time possible… Guaranteed! The Total Body Makeover utilizes a holistic approach to health and wellness through fitness, nutrition and beneficial lifestyle change.
Motherwell Maternity Fitness
The Motherwell Maternity Fitness Plan is the #1 program for healthy mothers and their babies. Motherwell is a Pre-Natal health and fitness solution specifically designed to help you create the healthiest environment possible for yourself and your baby via good nutrition and appropriate exercise. Motherwell will also help with your postnatal recovery.
Fitness Kick-Start
4 Sessions: If you have been away from your fitness routine for a while and you need an extra kick-start to get you going again, then this program is perfect for getting you back on track and on the road to total fitness. This is also an excellent starting point for those of you who are new to fitness.
Fitness Tune-Up
The Fitness Tune-Up is a pay-as-you-go plan that is perfect for those of you who have just completed a fitness or weight management program and want to maintain the results you have worked so hard to achieve! You can choose to see me 3 times a week, once a week or once a month... the choice is yours.
Therapeutic Massage
Relax! Rejuvenate! Reward! I offer my clients the opportunity to "lose yourself", unwind and escape their day. From stressed-out 9-5ers to stay-at-home moms. I am a skilled, sensitive, intuitive caring Certified Massage Therapist, tailoring our session to your specific needs. I base my massage on Swedish techniques while incorporating Sports, Deep Tissue, Oscillation & Reflexology. You can receive a massage in your home, or in a professional setting. It would be my pleasure to be of assistance and look forward to working with you!
Accepting Check, Cash or All Major Credit Cards (no paypal account required)
BC Form
Boot Camp Registration
You now have two options:
1. You can print this form by using the download/print option in your web browser and send it in by fax or mail, or
2. Pay securely online using PayPal.
If you chose option one, follow these instructions:
1. Print your information clearly or type
2. FAX to: (310) 919-37572 or mail to:
Adriel Yapana
3350 Holyoke Drive Los Angeles, CA 90065
If you are paying by check or Money order, please make payable to Adriel Yapana.
All Pricing is subject to 5% GST.
3. You will be notified to schedule your pre-camp evaluation.
YES, I’m ready for the GL (Get Lean) Boot Camp. Sign me up!
You can pay over the internet securely using Click on either Boot Camp option below to send your payment securely over the Internet.
Option # 1 - 3 times per week for
$180 + 5% GST
Option #2 - 5 day per week plan for
$299+ 5% GST
Name:______________________________________
Street:______________________________________
City:_______________________________________ Province:______Postal Code:_______________
Profession: _________________________________
Date of Birth ___/___/___ Emergency Contact and phone number______________________________________________________
I'm signing up for the camp beginning on this date______/_______/______.
The start time for my camp is
___ 5:30 AM ___6:40 AM ___ 6:30 PM
This is my first camp ___
The last camp I attended was ____
Home Phone (_____)____________________ Work Phone (_____)_____________________
Fax Number (___)_______________________
E-mail _________________@_____________
I rate my current fitness level as a _____ (1-10), ten being high.
I was referred by ______________________________.
My main goal is to ____________________________________________________________________.
I will be paying by: (circle one) Check Pay Pal
Credit cards will be charged $299
You can also attend 3x/week for just $180*.
* = We prefer if you attend M,W,F of each week. Most ladies decide to add days after enrolling in the 3-day program.
Option # 1 - 3 times per week for $180 + 5% GST______
Option #2 - 5 day per week plan for $299 + 5% GST______
If paying by check or money order, please make payable to
AY
3350
Confirmations and detailed instructions will be mailed prior to the start of Camp. Waiver must be signed prior to participation
MEDICAL HISTORY
1. Are you allergic to any medication (aspirin, penicillin, sulfa, etc.)?
2. Do you take any prescribed medication on a permanent or semi-permanent basis?
3. Do you have a seizure disorder (epilepsy)? Yes No
4. Do you have diabetes Adult or Juvenile? Yes No
5. Have you ever been found to be anemic (low blood count)? Yes No
6. Do you have High Blood Pressure (hypertension)? Yes No
7. Do you have or have you ever had the following diseases?
Heart Disease: Yes No
Lung Disease: Yes No
Kidney Disease: Yes No
Liver Disease: Yes No
8. Do you have asthma? Yes No
9. Have you ever had a severe neck injury? Describe:
10. Have you ever been knocked out? Describe:
11. Do you wear glasses or contact lenses? Yes No
12. Have you had a broken bone or fracture in the past 2 years? Describe:
13. Have you ever injured your back? Describe:
14. Do you have back pain?
Never / Seldom / Occasionally / Frequently with vigorous exercise or heavy lifting
15. Have you had knee pain in the past 2 years that has disabled you for longer than a week? Describe:
16. Do you have other physical conditions which cause pain? Describe:
17. Detail any surgical procedures:
18. What are your goals for the next three months?
19. Have you had your body fat tested? If yes, what percent is it?
20. Are you training for a specific event? If yes, explain:
NOTICE: It is wise to seek your doctors advice before beginning any health/fitness/nutrition program!
RELEASE
This release is entered into between the undersigned and Get Lean BootCamp/ Adriel Yapana, its officers, affiliates, and executors in addition to the Adriel Yapana and Glendale Parks and Recreation. The purpose of Adriel Yapana BootCamp is to provide fitness instruction and coaching for various levels of athletes/individuals.
The undersigned hereby acknowledge that the following was explained to me and/or agree to the following:
1. Acknowledges that Adriel Yapana is not a physician and is not trained in any way to provide medical diagnosis, medical treatment, or any other type of medical advice.
2. Acknowledges that coaching/training is another tool for teaching athletes/individuals about themselves, but that Get Lean BootCamp does not guarantee neither good nor bad will occur nor guarantees the training advice given by Get Lean BootCamp will produce good nor bad results.
3. Acknowledges that the undersigned has been told if they feel tired, feel pain or feel out of the ordinary in any way either related to your training, or otherwise, that the undersigned should contact a physician at once.
4. Acknowledges that boot camps, aerobic classes, martial arts, kick boxing, running, kung-fu, weight training, obstacle courses, and any other related sports are an extreme test of one's mental and physical limits and carry with it potential for damage or loss of property, serious injury and death. That the undersigned assumes the risks of participating in these types of events/activities, that they are fit, and they have a regular medical physician they can contact regarding any medical problems that they might develop. The undersigned expressly waive, release, discharge and agree not to sue from any liability of death, disability, personal injury, or action of any kind.
Get Lean BootCamp for the undersigned participating in said sporting events and/or training for said sporting events.
The Undersigned agrees that this is the full agreement between the parties, that Jason Brown nor anyone else has not verbally contradicted any of the terms of this release and that the undersigned has entered into this agreement free and voluntarily without force or coercion.
Initial the following:
___ I agree that I will not consume alcohol during the month of Boot Camp. Any violation will result in twenty push-ups per occurrence.
___ I agree not to use foul language during Boot Camp. Any violation will result in twenty push-ups per occurrence.
___ I agree not eat or say the words Twinkie, Donuts, Ho-Ho's, Ding Dong, or Cup Cake during the course of Boot Camp. Any violation will result in twenty push-ups per occurrence.
___ I agree to show up for Boot Camp every day unless it is an excused absence from my doctor or pre-approved with Boot Camp directors. Any violation will result in twenty push-ups per occurrence.
___ I understand that photos or video may be taken during the course of my involvement in Boot Camp, which may be used for promotional purposes. I understand that my "before & after" photos will not be used for any promotional purposes unless I give written authorization.
___ I understand there is no refund policy, but I can receive a credit (for unused portion of camp) towards a future camp if I'm not able to complete the one I originally joined. Camp fees cannot be used towards any other products or services provided by Adriel Yapana/Get Lean BootCamp
___ I will remember to set my alarm and be at camp ON TIME.
____________________
Signature
____________________ ___________________________
Printed Name Date
____________________
Date
You now have two options:
1. You can print this form by using the download/print option in your web browser and send it in by fax or mail, or
2. Pay securely online using PayPal.
If you chose option one, follow these instructions:
1. Print your information clearly or type
2. FAX to: (310) 919-37572 or mail to:
Adriel Yapana
3350 Holyoke Drive Los Angeles, CA 90065
If you are paying by check or Money order, please make payable to Adriel Yapana.
All Pricing is subject to 5% GST.
3. You will be notified to schedule your pre-camp evaluation.
YES, I’m ready for the GL (Get Lean) Boot Camp. Sign me up!
You can pay over the internet securely using Click on either Boot Camp option below to send your payment securely over the Internet.
Option # 1 - 3 times per week for
$180 + 5% GST
Option #2 - 5 day per week plan for
$299+ 5% GST
Name:______________________________________
Street:______________________________________
City:_______________________________________ Province:______Postal Code:_______________
Profession: _________________________________
Date of Birth ___/___/___ Emergency Contact and phone number______________________________________________________
I'm signing up for the camp beginning on this date______/_______/______.
The start time for my camp is
___ 5:30 AM ___6:40 AM ___ 6:30 PM
This is my first camp ___
The last camp I attended was ____
Home Phone (_____)____________________ Work Phone (_____)_____________________
Fax Number (___)_______________________
E-mail _________________@_____________
I rate my current fitness level as a _____ (1-10), ten being high.
I was referred by ______________________________.
My main goal is to ____________________________________________________________________.
I will be paying by: (circle one) Check Pay Pal
Credit cards will be charged $299
You can also attend 3x/week for just $180*.
* = We prefer if you attend M,W,F of each week. Most ladies decide to add days after enrolling in the 3-day program.
Option # 1 - 3 times per week for $180 + 5% GST______
Option #2 - 5 day per week plan for $299 + 5% GST______
If paying by check or money order, please make payable to
AY
3350
Confirmations and detailed instructions will be mailed prior to the start of Camp. Waiver must be signed prior to participation
MEDICAL HISTORY
1. Are you allergic to any medication (aspirin, penicillin, sulfa, etc.)?
2. Do you take any prescribed medication on a permanent or semi-permanent basis?
3. Do you have a seizure disorder (epilepsy)? Yes No
4. Do you have diabetes Adult or Juvenile? Yes No
5. Have you ever been found to be anemic (low blood count)? Yes No
6. Do you have High Blood Pressure (hypertension)? Yes No
7. Do you have or have you ever had the following diseases?
Heart Disease: Yes No
Lung Disease: Yes No
Kidney Disease: Yes No
Liver Disease: Yes No
8. Do you have asthma? Yes No
9. Have you ever had a severe neck injury? Describe:
10. Have you ever been knocked out? Describe:
11. Do you wear glasses or contact lenses? Yes No
12. Have you had a broken bone or fracture in the past 2 years? Describe:
13. Have you ever injured your back? Describe:
14. Do you have back pain?
Never / Seldom / Occasionally / Frequently with vigorous exercise or heavy lifting
15. Have you had knee pain in the past 2 years that has disabled you for longer than a week? Describe:
16. Do you have other physical conditions which cause pain? Describe:
17. Detail any surgical procedures:
18. What are your goals for the next three months?
19. Have you had your body fat tested? If yes, what percent is it?
20. Are you training for a specific event? If yes, explain:
NOTICE: It is wise to seek your doctors advice before beginning any health/fitness/nutrition program!
RELEASE
This release is entered into between the undersigned and Get Lean BootCamp/ Adriel Yapana, its officers, affiliates, and executors in addition to the Adriel Yapana and Glendale Parks and Recreation. The purpose of Adriel Yapana BootCamp is to provide fitness instruction and coaching for various levels of athletes/individuals.
The undersigned hereby acknowledge that the following was explained to me and/or agree to the following:
1. Acknowledges that Adriel Yapana is not a physician and is not trained in any way to provide medical diagnosis, medical treatment, or any other type of medical advice.
2. Acknowledges that coaching/training is another tool for teaching athletes/individuals about themselves, but that Get Lean BootCamp does not guarantee neither good nor bad will occur nor guarantees the training advice given by Get Lean BootCamp will produce good nor bad results.
3. Acknowledges that the undersigned has been told if they feel tired, feel pain or feel out of the ordinary in any way either related to your training, or otherwise, that the undersigned should contact a physician at once.
4. Acknowledges that boot camps, aerobic classes, martial arts, kick boxing, running, kung-fu, weight training, obstacle courses, and any other related sports are an extreme test of one's mental and physical limits and carry with it potential for damage or loss of property, serious injury and death. That the undersigned assumes the risks of participating in these types of events/activities, that they are fit, and they have a regular medical physician they can contact regarding any medical problems that they might develop. The undersigned expressly waive, release, discharge and agree not to sue from any liability of death, disability, personal injury, or action of any kind.
Get Lean BootCamp for the undersigned participating in said sporting events and/or training for said sporting events.
The Undersigned agrees that this is the full agreement between the parties, that Jason Brown nor anyone else has not verbally contradicted any of the terms of this release and that the undersigned has entered into this agreement free and voluntarily without force or coercion.
Initial the following:
___ I agree that I will not consume alcohol during the month of Boot Camp. Any violation will result in twenty push-ups per occurrence.
___ I agree not to use foul language during Boot Camp. Any violation will result in twenty push-ups per occurrence.
___ I agree not eat or say the words Twinkie, Donuts, Ho-Ho's, Ding Dong, or Cup Cake during the course of Boot Camp. Any violation will result in twenty push-ups per occurrence.
___ I agree to show up for Boot Camp every day unless it is an excused absence from my doctor or pre-approved with Boot Camp directors. Any violation will result in twenty push-ups per occurrence.
___ I understand that photos or video may be taken during the course of my involvement in Boot Camp, which may be used for promotional purposes. I understand that my "before & after" photos will not be used for any promotional purposes unless I give written authorization.
___ I understand there is no refund policy, but I can receive a credit (for unused portion of camp) towards a future camp if I'm not able to complete the one I originally joined. Camp fees cannot be used towards any other products or services provided by Adriel Yapana/Get Lean BootCamp
___ I will remember to set my alarm and be at camp ON TIME.
____________________
Signature
____________________ ___________________________
Printed Name Date
____________________
Date
Watch Joe Transform!
Congratulations to Joseph Hernandez as he completed
his 6 Weeks Body Transformation.
I will post the stats this week...
Before Stats: After Stats:
Enjoy my video reports that reflect his physical and mental changes...
We start with a personalized strategy session (and before start video)
June 15, 2007
Week One - June 22, 2007
Week Two - June 29, 2007
Week Three - July 7, 2007
Week Four - July 13, 2007
Week Five - July 20, 2007
Week Six - July 27, 2007
his 6 Weeks Body Transformation.
I will post the stats this week...
Before Stats: After Stats:
Enjoy my video reports that reflect his physical and mental changes...
We start with a personalized strategy session (and before start video)
June 15, 2007
Week One - June 22, 2007
Week Two - June 29, 2007
Week Three - July 7, 2007
Week Four - July 13, 2007
Week Five - July 20, 2007
Week Six - July 27, 2007
Bootcamp Location
Location of training and outdoor bootcamps:
1001 East Colorado Blvd. Glendale, CA 91205
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Caloric Content...
Caloric Content of a few popular alcoholic beverages:
-Budlight bottle (12 oz.) = 110 calories
-Budweiser bottle (12 oz.) = 146 calories
-Shot of 100 proof liquor (1.5 oz.) = 124 calories
-Shot of 80 proof liquor (1.5 oz) = 97 calories
-Pina Colada cocktail (4.5 oz) = 245 calories
-Merlot red wine (5 oz) = 123 calories
-Pinot Grigiot white wine (5 oz) = 123 calories
-Budlight bottle (12 oz.) = 110 calories
-Budweiser bottle (12 oz.) = 146 calories
-Shot of 100 proof liquor (1.5 oz.) = 124 calories
-Shot of 80 proof liquor (1.5 oz) = 97 calories
-Pina Colada cocktail (4.5 oz) = 245 calories
-Merlot red wine (5 oz) = 123 calories
-Pinot Grigiot white wine (5 oz) = 123 calories
Thursday, July 24, 2008
New, Improved Body...
of my Camry Wagon that is...
Hey Guys!
I got my wheels back!!
I found a really awesome auto body shop owner. His name is Jimmy and has been at the same in business for over 34 years.

Hey Guys!
I got my wheels back!!
I found a really awesome auto body shop owner. His name is Jimmy and has been at the same in business for over 34 years.

Monday, July 21, 2008
The Five Tibetan Rituals For Fitness And Staying Young
The Five Tibetan Rituals For Fitness And Staying Young
By Adriel Yapana CFT
The Five Tibetan Rites are a short series of yoga-type exercises that first appeared in a book by Peter Kelder in the 1930s. Kelder told how he had gotten to know a retired British army officer called Colonel Bradford who had recounted his travels in far off lands including a tale he had heard of a series of exercises or Rites practiced in a remote temple in Tibet that were believed to have rejuvenating properties, keeping the monks forever young.
Colonel Bradford soon came back to Asia to seek out the restoring Rites for himself. When Kelder met him again a few years later, Bradford was transformed. Much of his balding hair had grown back, it was darker with less gray, and his arthritic stoop was gone. He seemed like a middle aged man instead of the old man that he had been. He showed Kelder how to perform the Rites and Kelder soon felt the benefit for himself.
We now know that the exercises have more in usual with Indian yoga traditions than Tibetan, but wherever they came from, they certainly have a wonderful effect. If you practice them correctly you should begin to feel physical, emotional and spiritual benefits within a few weeks or even days.
Almost anyone can do the Five Tibetan Rites (but see the Important Note below if you have any health problems). They are quick and simple, requiring no special equipment.
It is best to start with just one of each Rite a day, increasing to 3, then 5, etc whenever you feel ready, up to a maximum of 21. Do not increase beyond 21 repetitions. There is no added benefit in doing more and it may have a negative effect.
If you are very unfit or overweight, start by doing exercises 1 through 3 only. Add in 4 and 5 (together) when you feel ready, beginning with just one repetition of these even if you are doing more of the others.
It is very important to do the exercises in the correct order, and try to do them every day. Do not miss more than one day a week. If you do not have much time one day, you can cut back to 7, 3 or even one repetition of each. It is better to do just one than none.
Most people get maximum benefit by doing the exercises in the morning before breakfast but choose a time that is convenient for you. Always wait at least 2 hours after eating. You may want to do some easy stretching to warm up the body before you start.
To get the best results, it is vital to do the Rites in full awareness of all of the movements. Breathe in as you go into an exercise and breathe out as you come out of it.
Try to keep a relaxed attitude of mind, and do not compare yourself with other people or think about how you are doing compared with yesterday or last week. All that matters is what your own body is doing, right now.
Doing the Rites slowly will help you to stay focused on your body. Do not over stretch or push your body to limits in any way - you should be comfortable all through your session.
Important Note:
If you have heart problems, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, hyperthyroid, high blood pressure, vertigo or dizziness, or any other chronic or serious health issue, you should not do the Five Tibetan Rites without first consulting your doctor.
By Adriel Yapana CFT
The Five Tibetan Rites are a short series of yoga-type exercises that first appeared in a book by Peter Kelder in the 1930s. Kelder told how he had gotten to know a retired British army officer called Colonel Bradford who had recounted his travels in far off lands including a tale he had heard of a series of exercises or Rites practiced in a remote temple in Tibet that were believed to have rejuvenating properties, keeping the monks forever young.
Colonel Bradford soon came back to Asia to seek out the restoring Rites for himself. When Kelder met him again a few years later, Bradford was transformed. Much of his balding hair had grown back, it was darker with less gray, and his arthritic stoop was gone. He seemed like a middle aged man instead of the old man that he had been. He showed Kelder how to perform the Rites and Kelder soon felt the benefit for himself.
We now know that the exercises have more in usual with Indian yoga traditions than Tibetan, but wherever they came from, they certainly have a wonderful effect. If you practice them correctly you should begin to feel physical, emotional and spiritual benefits within a few weeks or even days.
Almost anyone can do the Five Tibetan Rites (but see the Important Note below if you have any health problems). They are quick and simple, requiring no special equipment.
It is best to start with just one of each Rite a day, increasing to 3, then 5, etc whenever you feel ready, up to a maximum of 21. Do not increase beyond 21 repetitions. There is no added benefit in doing more and it may have a negative effect.
If you are very unfit or overweight, start by doing exercises 1 through 3 only. Add in 4 and 5 (together) when you feel ready, beginning with just one repetition of these even if you are doing more of the others.
It is very important to do the exercises in the correct order, and try to do them every day. Do not miss more than one day a week. If you do not have much time one day, you can cut back to 7, 3 or even one repetition of each. It is better to do just one than none.
Most people get maximum benefit by doing the exercises in the morning before breakfast but choose a time that is convenient for you. Always wait at least 2 hours after eating. You may want to do some easy stretching to warm up the body before you start.
To get the best results, it is vital to do the Rites in full awareness of all of the movements. Breathe in as you go into an exercise and breathe out as you come out of it.
Try to keep a relaxed attitude of mind, and do not compare yourself with other people or think about how you are doing compared with yesterday or last week. All that matters is what your own body is doing, right now.
Doing the Rites slowly will help you to stay focused on your body. Do not over stretch or push your body to limits in any way - you should be comfortable all through your session.
Important Note:
If you have heart problems, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, hyperthyroid, high blood pressure, vertigo or dizziness, or any other chronic or serious health issue, you should not do the Five Tibetan Rites without first consulting your doctor.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
A hold on "mobile fitness" this week...
Hey guys-
Update: My Toyota Camry wagon is 1995. Kelly Blue Book value ranges from at $1,600 to as high as $3,600 for the mileage and condition. I didn't want to get a new car so I found a guy to do some bodywork to make it drivabable. (It's illegal to drive without back window)
My vehicle was involved in an accident.


I'm hoping to get a rental today or tomorrow...
Adriel
Update: My Toyota Camry wagon is 1995. Kelly Blue Book value ranges from at $1,600 to as high as $3,600 for the mileage and condition. I didn't want to get a new car so I found a guy to do some bodywork to make it drivabable. (It's illegal to drive without back window)
My vehicle was involved in an accident.


I'm hoping to get a rental today or tomorrow...
Adriel
Friday, July 11, 2008
SHE'S BACK!
Do you remember Dara Torres?
A bit about her...
-- She's 41 years old - a generation
older than most of her competitors. She
was medaling in her first Olympics in
1984...before many of them were even born.
-- She will go the Beijing Olympics as
the oldest-ever member of the US swim team.
-- She's a mother - and still has maybe
the most impressive abs I've ever seen
on a women.
-- She's about as all-American wholesome
and attractive as could be.
-- She's considered to have the purest
and most efficient swimming stroke...of
any woman in the world.
-- She's medaled in four consecutive
Olympics...Beijing will be her fifth,
and she's favored to at least medal,
possibly win the 50 meter freestyle.
-- She owns 8 Olympic medals
-- She retired from swimming after 2000
Olympics in Sydney...and now she's BACK!
-- And she is amazingly fit.
If she medals, which is almost a foregone
conclusion, she'll be on the cover of
Sports Illustrated...if she gets the
gold...maybe even Time magazine.
A bit about her...
-- She's 41 years old - a generation
older than most of her competitors. She
was medaling in her first Olympics in
1984...before many of them were even born.
-- She will go the Beijing Olympics as
the oldest-ever member of the US swim team.
-- She's a mother - and still has maybe
the most impressive abs I've ever seen
on a women.
-- She's about as all-American wholesome
and attractive as could be.
-- She's considered to have the purest
and most efficient swimming stroke...of
any woman in the world.
-- She's medaled in four consecutive
Olympics...Beijing will be her fifth,
and she's favored to at least medal,
possibly win the 50 meter freestyle.
-- She owns 8 Olympic medals
-- She retired from swimming after 2000
Olympics in Sydney...and now she's BACK!
-- And she is amazingly fit.
If she medals, which is almost a foregone
conclusion, she'll be on the cover of
Sports Illustrated...if she gets the
gold...maybe even Time magazine.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Lower Abdominal Exercises For Rock Hard Abs
Lower Abdominal Exercises For Rock Hard Abs
By Adriel Yapana CFT
If you want rock hard abs, there is no getting around it - you have to get working on those lower abdominal exercises. Losing weight will help if you are carrying a lot of excess but losing weight by itself will not firm up your belly and give you the definition that you are looking for.
Exercises such as the basic crunch will tighten the upper abs (above the navel) but you need to work on the lower abs separately. In fact if you work on your lower abdominal muscles, the upper abs will naturally tighten up right along with them. Include both types of exercises in your regular workout for variety.
What a lot of people do not realize is that there are two levels of toning for the abs. Most people when they are exercising work the surface level of muscles. This can help with definition in the early stages.
However, working the surface muscles will not take you all the way with abdominal definition. If you only tighten the section of muscle right next to your skin you will find that although you can keep doing more and more, your muscle definition does not improve any further. You need to also target the deeper level of muscle to get yourself that real well defined six pack.
How do you do this? The good news is that it's not hard. It just requires a different way of thinking during your workout.
When most people visualize the results of their abdominal exercises, they only think about how their rock hard abs will look from the outside. This leads them to focus on the superficial level of muscle right under the skin. Instead, remind yourself to "think deep" as you are exercising, and visualize the deeper layer of the muscle working hard throughout your workout. That's all it takes. Your body will do the rest.
Always exercise slowly. This is not only for safety reasons. It gives the muscles more of a workout. You will get better results from 25 sit ups done slowly than 50 done quickly, so do not be tempted to think this is a numbers game like in contests with your friends in junior high!
Any pain in the lower back during any of these exercises is a sign to stop right now. You should feel the exercise in your abs only - i.e. at the front of your body. Even there, don't push it too far.
Working the muscles to the point of pain is counter productive. It just means you will not be able to exercise those muscles at all for a few days after. You would have been better doing less but doing it every day. That way you would see results from your lower abdominal exercises much faster.
Make it a great day!
Adriel Yapana
By Adriel Yapana CFT
If you want rock hard abs, there is no getting around it - you have to get working on those lower abdominal exercises. Losing weight will help if you are carrying a lot of excess but losing weight by itself will not firm up your belly and give you the definition that you are looking for.
Exercises such as the basic crunch will tighten the upper abs (above the navel) but you need to work on the lower abs separately. In fact if you work on your lower abdominal muscles, the upper abs will naturally tighten up right along with them. Include both types of exercises in your regular workout for variety.
What a lot of people do not realize is that there are two levels of toning for the abs. Most people when they are exercising work the surface level of muscles. This can help with definition in the early stages.
However, working the surface muscles will not take you all the way with abdominal definition. If you only tighten the section of muscle right next to your skin you will find that although you can keep doing more and more, your muscle definition does not improve any further. You need to also target the deeper level of muscle to get yourself that real well defined six pack.
How do you do this? The good news is that it's not hard. It just requires a different way of thinking during your workout.
When most people visualize the results of their abdominal exercises, they only think about how their rock hard abs will look from the outside. This leads them to focus on the superficial level of muscle right under the skin. Instead, remind yourself to "think deep" as you are exercising, and visualize the deeper layer of the muscle working hard throughout your workout. That's all it takes. Your body will do the rest.
Always exercise slowly. This is not only for safety reasons. It gives the muscles more of a workout. You will get better results from 25 sit ups done slowly than 50 done quickly, so do not be tempted to think this is a numbers game like in contests with your friends in junior high!
Any pain in the lower back during any of these exercises is a sign to stop right now. You should feel the exercise in your abs only - i.e. at the front of your body. Even there, don't push it too far.
Working the muscles to the point of pain is counter productive. It just means you will not be able to exercise those muscles at all for a few days after. You would have been better doing less but doing it every day. That way you would see results from your lower abdominal exercises much faster.
Make it a great day!
Adriel Yapana
Monday, June 23, 2008
Military Calisthenics: Why And How
Military Calisthenics: Why And How
By Adriel Yapana CPT
In the military calisthenics is the standard form of physical training. The military does not use weight training because this only builds muscle mass without increasing cardiovascular fitness and stamina. They use calisthenics, also known as muscular strength and endurance training.
Endurance is the ability to go on for a long time with some demanding activity. So for example running a marathon requires endurance, but sprinting does not. Clearly for a soldier endurance is much more important than the ability to lift a heavy object one time.
Endurance can be very important in civilian life too. Many men neglect this aspect of fitness training in favor of body building. In fact, even for a body builder, endurance should be developed alongside muscle mass, because it will reduce the risk of heart attacks and other serious problems being caused by the intense stress of body building exercises. Calisthenic exercises are a great way to do this.
Military-style calisthenic exercises do not require a gym or any expensive equipment. You build your strength and endurance by doing this training at home.
The most popular exercises for strength and endurance are push ups, sit ups and pull ups.
Push Ups
Most people know how to do a regular push up. Starting from lying face down with the hands a few inches out from the shoulders, you push the whole body up keeping the back flat until arms are straight and you are supported by hands and toes only, then lower. This type of push up works the chest, shoulders and triceps about equally.
To vary the push up, you can change the position of the hands. Starting with them wider from the shoulders will work the chest muscles harder. Starting with them in under the shoulders will work the triceps and shoulder muscles harder.
Sit Ups
Basic sit up: start lying on your back with the knees bent at a 90 degree angle, and hands locked together under the head. Raise the upper body up into a sitting position, keeping the neck straight. Then go back down. Both raising and lowering the upper body must be done slowly and steadily, with no jerking movements.
The full military version is a double sit up, where the body is raised, then lowered only to the point where the bottom of the shoulder blades touch the ground, then raised again to sitting before going all the way back down.
For an easier version you can hook your feet under a solid object or only raise the body a small way off the ground at first.
Pull Ups
Pull ups are considered the most difficult of the exercises but anybody who is not very overweight can learn to do them by starting out easy.
A full pull up involves gripping a bar above head height with both hands, pulling the body up until the chin is over the bar height, then gently lowering down.
If you cannot do this but have reasonable arm strength, try a negative pull up. Here you stand on something or have a partner lift you so that you start with your chin above the bar, and just lower the body down. Hang from the bar for a count of five before dropping to the ground.
If this is still too difficult, try assisted pull ups using a bar that is only 3-4 feet from the ground. Begin by gripping the bar while sitting under it. Pull up until the chest meets the bar. The feet remain on the ground all of the time to support the body, but try to pull with the arms rather than pushing up with the legs.
These three are the most important strength building exercises. However, you will also find bends, lunges, rowing movements, body twists and leg lifts included in a full military calisthenics program.
Thanks for reading.
Adriel Yapana
By Adriel Yapana CPT
In the military calisthenics is the standard form of physical training. The military does not use weight training because this only builds muscle mass without increasing cardiovascular fitness and stamina. They use calisthenics, also known as muscular strength and endurance training.
Endurance is the ability to go on for a long time with some demanding activity. So for example running a marathon requires endurance, but sprinting does not. Clearly for a soldier endurance is much more important than the ability to lift a heavy object one time.
Endurance can be very important in civilian life too. Many men neglect this aspect of fitness training in favor of body building. In fact, even for a body builder, endurance should be developed alongside muscle mass, because it will reduce the risk of heart attacks and other serious problems being caused by the intense stress of body building exercises. Calisthenic exercises are a great way to do this.
Military-style calisthenic exercises do not require a gym or any expensive equipment. You build your strength and endurance by doing this training at home.
The most popular exercises for strength and endurance are push ups, sit ups and pull ups.
Push Ups
Most people know how to do a regular push up. Starting from lying face down with the hands a few inches out from the shoulders, you push the whole body up keeping the back flat until arms are straight and you are supported by hands and toes only, then lower. This type of push up works the chest, shoulders and triceps about equally.
To vary the push up, you can change the position of the hands. Starting with them wider from the shoulders will work the chest muscles harder. Starting with them in under the shoulders will work the triceps and shoulder muscles harder.
Sit Ups
Basic sit up: start lying on your back with the knees bent at a 90 degree angle, and hands locked together under the head. Raise the upper body up into a sitting position, keeping the neck straight. Then go back down. Both raising and lowering the upper body must be done slowly and steadily, with no jerking movements.
The full military version is a double sit up, where the body is raised, then lowered only to the point where the bottom of the shoulder blades touch the ground, then raised again to sitting before going all the way back down.
For an easier version you can hook your feet under a solid object or only raise the body a small way off the ground at first.
Pull Ups
Pull ups are considered the most difficult of the exercises but anybody who is not very overweight can learn to do them by starting out easy.
A full pull up involves gripping a bar above head height with both hands, pulling the body up until the chin is over the bar height, then gently lowering down.
If you cannot do this but have reasonable arm strength, try a negative pull up. Here you stand on something or have a partner lift you so that you start with your chin above the bar, and just lower the body down. Hang from the bar for a count of five before dropping to the ground.
If this is still too difficult, try assisted pull ups using a bar that is only 3-4 feet from the ground. Begin by gripping the bar while sitting under it. Pull up until the chest meets the bar. The feet remain on the ground all of the time to support the body, but try to pull with the arms rather than pushing up with the legs.
These three are the most important strength building exercises. However, you will also find bends, lunges, rowing movements, body twists and leg lifts included in a full military calisthenics program.
Thanks for reading.
Adriel Yapana
Thursday, June 19, 2008
From 50-Inch Waist to 36...
Did you hear about THIS
I hear about this at the gym while sitting near Tiffany's
juice bar... and heard lots of opinions.
What's yours? What do you think? Feel free to comment here.
Have an amazing day.
Adriel Yapana
I hear about this at the gym while sitting near Tiffany's
juice bar... and heard lots of opinions.
What's yours? What do you think? Feel free to comment here.
Have an amazing day.
Adriel Yapana
Saturday, June 14, 2008
1st "real" skateboard...
This is Adriel Jr. second board, first one was a "tester" now this one we customized...
He's loving every minute of it...
He's loving every minute of it...
Friday, June 13, 2008
Listen Up!
Hey Guys-
Exercisers who listen to music could lose twice as much as those who sweat to silience according to researchers, because music helps you stick to your work outs.
Below are just groovy sounds I like and wanted to share. Not really for working out music.
I heard this song to an intro of a Nissan Murano Commercial and dig it.
Great Northern - Home (I love the intro!)
Slow sounds... this next song I'm passing on to our friend and videographer Hendy who does mainly wedding events. (add this one to your wedding video library)
"Beautiful" by Meshell Ndegeocello
Hendy's work of video art... this is our wedding:)
Exercisers who listen to music could lose twice as much as those who sweat to silience according to researchers, because music helps you stick to your work outs.
Below are just groovy sounds I like and wanted to share. Not really for working out music.
I heard this song to an intro of a Nissan Murano Commercial and dig it.
Great Northern - Home (I love the intro!)
Slow sounds... this next song I'm passing on to our friend and videographer Hendy who does mainly wedding events. (add this one to your wedding video library)
"Beautiful" by Meshell Ndegeocello
Hendy's work of video art... this is our wedding:)
Monday, June 09, 2008
Getting Started With Fitness Training
By Adriel Yapana
One of the hardest parts of any fitness program is getting started.
It is so easy to just sit around doing nothing and it takes some degree of motivation to get started exercising.
Many people find that joining a gym gives them the motivation they need to get started and follow through with regular workouts.
The reality is that most of the people who join gyms never complete their membership.
Gyms actually base their costing on the fact that the majority of people will never use their membership regularly.
Why is this so?
There are many reasons why people don't exercise regularly and that can range from inconvenience to boredom.
When you are deciding what to do to lift your level of fitness it is wise to honestly think about your personality and where your strengths and weaknesses lie.
If you are a person who can motivate yourself then a home gym might be the best solution as it will offer the convenience of allowing you to train whenever you like and you won't need others to motivate you.
If, on the other hand, you find it difficult to motivate yourself then a membership at a gym might be a better solution.
Paying for the membership might be all that is needed to ensure that you will attend classes and often we can get motivated by those around us and challenge ourselves to improve and compete with others in the gym.
Alternatively, you might be a person who prefers to go for a run or a walk rather than lift weights.
No matter what you are capable of doing, there is only one action that you need to take however small that might be initially and that it to get started with some form of fitness training sooner rather than later.
Fitness will add to your overall well-being and the more exercise you do the fitter you will become and the more likely you will be to continue with a fitness program.
There is never a better time to get started than right now.
One of the hardest parts of any fitness program is getting started.
It is so easy to just sit around doing nothing and it takes some degree of motivation to get started exercising.
Many people find that joining a gym gives them the motivation they need to get started and follow through with regular workouts.
The reality is that most of the people who join gyms never complete their membership.
Gyms actually base their costing on the fact that the majority of people will never use their membership regularly.
Why is this so?
There are many reasons why people don't exercise regularly and that can range from inconvenience to boredom.
When you are deciding what to do to lift your level of fitness it is wise to honestly think about your personality and where your strengths and weaknesses lie.
If you are a person who can motivate yourself then a home gym might be the best solution as it will offer the convenience of allowing you to train whenever you like and you won't need others to motivate you.
If, on the other hand, you find it difficult to motivate yourself then a membership at a gym might be a better solution.
Paying for the membership might be all that is needed to ensure that you will attend classes and often we can get motivated by those around us and challenge ourselves to improve and compete with others in the gym.
Alternatively, you might be a person who prefers to go for a run or a walk rather than lift weights.
No matter what you are capable of doing, there is only one action that you need to take however small that might be initially and that it to get started with some form of fitness training sooner rather than later.
Fitness will add to your overall well-being and the more exercise you do the fitter you will become and the more likely you will be to continue with a fitness program.
There is never a better time to get started than right now.
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Saturday, June 07, 2008
Exercise Anytime and Anywhere
By Adriel Yapana
There is no excuse for not exercising.
An exercise can be as simple as some freestanding squats with no weight done in your office during working hours.
It only takes a few minutes to do the squats but this can be done a few times a day and it will stimulate blood flow and increase your heart rate.
You can also get on the floor and do pushups that will only take a few minutes, but over time will add to your upper body strength.
Various yoga exercises, such as the standing poses can be performed almost anywhere and this will add to your leg strength, posture and balance.
Everyone, no matter how busy they might claim to be, has the time to spare a few minutes throughout the day to do these exercises.
If you believe that you don't have this much time then there is something seriously wrong with the way that you are running your life.
Stretching is something that can also be done almost anywhere, even while you are sitting at your desk.
You can perform these simple exercises while watching television and they are unlikely to disturb anyone else in the room.
It can become quite a fun challenge to find different exercises that you can do throughout the day while at work.
All these exercises will add to a healthier body and help to relieve some of the stress of work.
Get other workmates to join in and for fun challenge them to do more exercises or hold poses for longer than you.
Walk around your workplace at lunchtime and before you start work.
Take a few extra minutes to do some exercise before leaving for home at night.
There are many opportunities throughout the day where you can give your health a boost.
There is no excuse for not exercising.
An exercise can be as simple as some freestanding squats with no weight done in your office during working hours.
It only takes a few minutes to do the squats but this can be done a few times a day and it will stimulate blood flow and increase your heart rate.
You can also get on the floor and do pushups that will only take a few minutes, but over time will add to your upper body strength.
Various yoga exercises, such as the standing poses can be performed almost anywhere and this will add to your leg strength, posture and balance.
Everyone, no matter how busy they might claim to be, has the time to spare a few minutes throughout the day to do these exercises.
If you believe that you don't have this much time then there is something seriously wrong with the way that you are running your life.
Stretching is something that can also be done almost anywhere, even while you are sitting at your desk.
You can perform these simple exercises while watching television and they are unlikely to disturb anyone else in the room.
It can become quite a fun challenge to find different exercises that you can do throughout the day while at work.
All these exercises will add to a healthier body and help to relieve some of the stress of work.
Get other workmates to join in and for fun challenge them to do more exercises or hold poses for longer than you.
Walk around your workplace at lunchtime and before you start work.
Take a few extra minutes to do some exercise before leaving for home at night.
There are many opportunities throughout the day where you can give your health a boost.
Thursday, June 05, 2008
Laker Game tonight... Kobe is The Black Mamba...
Here's a pretty cool video
Kobe is The Black Mamba is The Dark Night
KG is The Joker
Lakers vs Celtics mash-up video with the new Batman trailer
Kobe is The Black Mamba is The Dark Night
KG is The Joker
Lakers vs Celtics mash-up video with the new Batman trailer
Tuesday, June 03, 2008
Monday, June 02, 2008
This video is
for my son, Adriel Jr.
Getting into the skater sport... practicing the "Allie"
One of his favorite pro skaters...
Getting into the skater sport... practicing the "Allie"
One of his favorite pro skaters...
Friday, May 30, 2008
World Gym Members
Is there a member of World Gym inspiring you?
We'd love to interview him or her for our upcoming section of
"Get Lean Glendale Newsletter - Member Spotlight"
Send us your story of inspiration at: inspirationspotlight@gmail.com
We'd love to interview him or her for our upcoming section of
"Get Lean Glendale Newsletter - Member Spotlight"
Send us your story of inspiration at: inspirationspotlight@gmail.com
Monday, May 26, 2008
Friday, May 23, 2008
Marketing Tips
I saw this guy back in February of this year.
It's not Eben, however, it's his information.
Enjoy!
It's not Eben, however, it's his information.
Enjoy!
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Fit Tip of the Day
Fit Tip of the Day
To conserve time and make your workouts more efficient, use a stopwatch to time your rest intervals.
The less rest between sets the more calories you can burn.
*****
I would invite anyone in the Glendale are who is interested in starting a fitness program or if you are "stuck" in a rut, contact us for a free fitness consultation at World Gym.
We will talk to you about your current situation and make sure we have a correct "fit". You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
We are so confident of our skills, knowledge and experience that we make this consultation free. Give us a call 818-445-3461
*****
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary." - Vince Lombardi
To conserve time and make your workouts more efficient, use a stopwatch to time your rest intervals.
The less rest between sets the more calories you can burn.
*****
I would invite anyone in the Glendale are who is interested in starting a fitness program or if you are "stuck" in a rut, contact us for a free fitness consultation at World Gym.
We will talk to you about your current situation and make sure we have a correct "fit". You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
We are so confident of our skills, knowledge and experience that we make this consultation free. Give us a call 818-445-3461
*****
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary." - Vince Lombardi
Monday, May 19, 2008
How NOT to do powerpoints LOL!
Hey Guys!
Just wanted to share this... thinking about when I do powerpoint presentations. This video clip is a bust up!
Enjoy!
Live life fully alive!
Adriel Yapana
Just wanted to share this... thinking about when I do powerpoint presentations. This video clip is a bust up!
Enjoy!
Live life fully alive!
Adriel Yapana
Starry Eyed Surprise...
Hey Guys-
I love this song used in a Diet Coke commercial ''Starry Eyed Surprise'' by Paul Okenfold
It gets me moving when I hear it...
I love this song used in a Diet Coke commercial ''Starry Eyed Surprise'' by Paul Okenfold
It gets me moving when I hear it...
Five Biggest Mistakes That Entrepreneurs Make
I was watching this video earlier today, and found myself going "SPOT ON" as Jerry Kaplan was listing his "Five Biggest Mistakes That Entrepreneurs Make." The video is worth watching for any entrepeneur
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
You have something...
to offer the world!
My my lil' myspace "friend" Charice Pempengco... now an international sensation!
Live life fully alive,
Adriel Yapana
My my lil' myspace "friend" Charice Pempengco... now an international sensation!
Live life fully alive,
Adriel Yapana
Monday, May 12, 2008
Sunday, May 11, 2008
A Soldier Boy INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO?
Today we spent time in Atwater Village...
JayVee (Soulja Boi filipino version):
My beautiful and amazing Mom
Make it a great day!
Adriel Yapana
JayVee (Soulja Boi filipino version):
My beautiful and amazing Mom
Make it a great day!
Adriel Yapana
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Friday, May 09, 2008
A couple of...
Hey Guys-
It's was a really great day today...
Glendale Boot Camps coming real soon!
Adriel Yapana
It's was a really great day today...
Glendale Boot Camps coming real soon!
Adriel Yapana
Thursday, May 08, 2008
Long-term fat-burining potential with...
Glendale Bootcamps are starting soon:)
Live life fully alive!
Adriel Yapana
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Sunday, May 04, 2008
Marriage Spirituality Fundraiser
Hey Guys-
Here's a video clip I taped from a fundraiser event this Saturday.
(I didnt' bring my tripod so the films a bit shaky)
All proceeds from this event goes towards The Marriage Spirituality Organization.
Joey Balbarin from OUR Marriage Spirituality group, Class St Rita, shared his talent of singing.
Go Joey!
Live life fully alive!
Adriel Yapana
Here's a video clip I taped from a fundraiser event this Saturday.
(I didnt' bring my tripod so the films a bit shaky)
All proceeds from this event goes towards The Marriage Spirituality Organization.
Joey Balbarin from OUR Marriage Spirituality group, Class St Rita, shared his talent of singing.
Go Joey!
Live life fully alive!
Adriel Yapana
Friday, April 18, 2008
We Fit
Do you love video games?
I know my kids do.
Check this article out...
Wii Fit coming to U.S. in May
Tue Apr 15, 2008 3:25PM EDT
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Buzz up!on Yahoo!
First announced way, way back in July of last year, the nifty, wireless balance board accessory for the Wii finally has a North American release date: May 19. Get ready to engage those abs.
The Wii Fit bundle (available in Japan since last December) will sell for $89.99, according to Crave—not exactly cheap, but at least it'll come bundled with a battery of exercises—involving yoga, aerobics, strength training, and balance—that’ll get you off the couch and, with any luck, make you break a sweat.
IGN (via Yahoo! Games) has a thorough preview of Wii Fit, but I’ll tick off some of the main points: You get the wireless, plastic balance board (which, apparently, supports a whopping 660 pounds, although it stops measuring over 330 pounds) plus the battery of 40 mini-games and exercises.
Among them: strength-training exercises, including a push-up/yoga combo (which sounds devilishly difficult), single-leg extensions, arm/leg lifts, a variety of squats and lunges, and side planks (ouch). There’s also plenty of aerobic action, including steps, runs, and rhythm boxing. Then there’s the yoga, complete with your standard deep breathing, half moons, a potpourri of poses, you name it. This ain't no button-mashing on the couch.
What makes Wii Fit more fun than your standard exercise DVD is the on-screen trainer (either male or female, as IGN notes) who critiques your form and doles out encouragement, as needed.
Of course, the coolest element of Wii Fit is the wireless balance board, which incorporates two plastic pads—one for each foot—that precisely measure you weight and balance.
From the demos I’ve seen, the board does an uncanny job of detecting your overall stance and posture; indeed, based on your weight and balance, it’ll compute your body mass index (BMI) and tell you if you’re overweight, underweight, or just right. The Wii Fit software will also track your BMI daily and tell you your progress over time.
Early reviews have been generally positive; for example, Chris Kohler at Wired News tried Wii Fit for about a month and came away pretty happy, calling it a "convenient and helpful way for me to get back in shape." Keep in mind, however, that Kohler didn't so much lose weight as build muscle (not such a bad thing, considering that you're playing a video game).
I haven't had a chance to try Wii Fit myself, but the demo during last year's E3 gaming conference looked pretty impressive; I especially liked the soccer ball head-butting game, which lets you (natch) head-butt a torrent of virtual soccer balls, all from the comfort of the balance board—nice. (Hmmmm...how about a surfing game? Or skateboarding?)
So, who out there's looking forward to Wii Fit? Anyone else tried it? What about the price tag?
Source
I know my kids do.
Check this article out...
Wii Fit coming to U.S. in May
Tue Apr 15, 2008 3:25PM EDT
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Buzz up!on Yahoo!
First announced way, way back in July of last year, the nifty, wireless balance board accessory for the Wii finally has a North American release date: May 19. Get ready to engage those abs.
The Wii Fit bundle (available in Japan since last December) will sell for $89.99, according to Crave—not exactly cheap, but at least it'll come bundled with a battery of exercises—involving yoga, aerobics, strength training, and balance—that’ll get you off the couch and, with any luck, make you break a sweat.
IGN (via Yahoo! Games) has a thorough preview of Wii Fit, but I’ll tick off some of the main points: You get the wireless, plastic balance board (which, apparently, supports a whopping 660 pounds, although it stops measuring over 330 pounds) plus the battery of 40 mini-games and exercises.
Among them: strength-training exercises, including a push-up/yoga combo (which sounds devilishly difficult), single-leg extensions, arm/leg lifts, a variety of squats and lunges, and side planks (ouch). There’s also plenty of aerobic action, including steps, runs, and rhythm boxing. Then there’s the yoga, complete with your standard deep breathing, half moons, a potpourri of poses, you name it. This ain't no button-mashing on the couch.
What makes Wii Fit more fun than your standard exercise DVD is the on-screen trainer (either male or female, as IGN notes) who critiques your form and doles out encouragement, as needed.
Of course, the coolest element of Wii Fit is the wireless balance board, which incorporates two plastic pads—one for each foot—that precisely measure you weight and balance.
From the demos I’ve seen, the board does an uncanny job of detecting your overall stance and posture; indeed, based on your weight and balance, it’ll compute your body mass index (BMI) and tell you if you’re overweight, underweight, or just right. The Wii Fit software will also track your BMI daily and tell you your progress over time.
Early reviews have been generally positive; for example, Chris Kohler at Wired News tried Wii Fit for about a month and came away pretty happy, calling it a "convenient and helpful way for me to get back in shape." Keep in mind, however, that Kohler didn't so much lose weight as build muscle (not such a bad thing, considering that you're playing a video game).
I haven't had a chance to try Wii Fit myself, but the demo during last year's E3 gaming conference looked pretty impressive; I especially liked the soccer ball head-butting game, which lets you (natch) head-butt a torrent of virtual soccer balls, all from the comfort of the balance board—nice. (Hmmmm...how about a surfing game? Or skateboarding?)
So, who out there's looking forward to Wii Fit? Anyone else tried it? What about the price tag?
Source
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Randy Pausch Lecture
Randy Pausch Lecture Part 1
Hey guys,
Just a quick message tonight.
Wow!, just finished watching Diane Sawyer interview Randy.
Personally, I was empowered by this and will start a special fitness camp on behalf of Randy and his illness. I will keep you posted on this campaign.
Don't work; play!
Adriel
Hey guys,
Just a quick message tonight.
Wow!, just finished watching Diane Sawyer interview Randy.
Personally, I was empowered by this and will start a special fitness camp on behalf of Randy and his illness. I will keep you posted on this campaign.
Don't work; play!
Adriel
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Randy Pausch's Last Lecture
Wednesday, April 09, 2008
We're Brothers Forever!
So check this out,
The, now hit, "We're Brothers Forever"
Stick around and watch both versions
(my cousin JayVee's version below)
American Idol Season 7 - Renaldo Lapuz
The, now hit, "We're Brothers Forever"
Stick around and watch both versions
(my cousin JayVee's version below)
American Idol Season 7 - Renaldo Lapuz
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Creating passive streams of income
My friend Jose J called me up last night and was inviting me to a income opportunity presentation in Pasadena. We shared a few projects we are working on. I've been studying a bit on online marketing this past year and have slowly created some passive income streams.
I want to share a simple to understand outline to make a website or blog profitable.
Here it is:
1. Find a niche market
2. Find a profitable product to sell to that niche
3. Join affiliate programs
4. Advertise the website using Google AdWords/JV/ SEO Search Engine Optimization
partners
5. Monitor where your dollars are coming from
I know that may seem oversimplified, but that's all there
is to it. Of course each step has a few details, but essentially, that's the formula.
Talk more about it later.
I want to share a simple to understand outline to make a website or blog profitable.
Here it is:
1. Find a niche market
2. Find a profitable product to sell to that niche
3. Join affiliate programs
4. Advertise the website using Google AdWords/JV/ SEO Search Engine Optimization
partners
5. Monitor where your dollars are coming from
I know that may seem oversimplified, but that's all there
is to it. Of course each step has a few details, but essentially, that's the formula.
Talk more about it later.
Monday, March 31, 2008
Los Angeles Clippers vs Dallas Mavericks
My love and I at the Staples Center.
We got to watch the game and had a really great time!
(Thanks to Terry for the tickets:)
We lost by under ten points... it was good the last quarter!
03-31-08

We got to watch the game and had a really great time!
(Thanks to Terry for the tickets:)
We lost by under ten points... it was good the last quarter!
03-31-08
Tony Robbins on the Six Human Needs...
I really dig listening to Tony.
Have a great day and live life fully alive!
Adriel
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Yes, These Two Tips Will Help You Increase Fiber Intake With Ease!
Are you getting enough fiber in your diet? Do you know how much fiber you consume each day?
Americans are having a difficult time in getting their daily requirements of fiber. People are always having processed foods that are stripped of fiber.
Some of the heath risk of having not enough fiber is high cholesterol, constipation, weight gain and IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
and can even lead to cancer of the colon.
When I watch some of the TV commercials, many sell fiber supplements you can mix in water or juice however there's
an easy way to get it through your foods without taking those fiber supplements.
Adults are recommended to have 25 to 30 g of fiber each day and generally children under the age of 18 need a little less.
To determine your child’s needs, I like to use the age plus 5 rule.
Meaning if you are five years old then you need about 10 grams of fiber .
If you are ten, you're looking at about 15 grams per day.
One of the most easiest ways to incorporate fiber is to eat more BEANS:)
Per half cup of serving cooked, beans and legumes are a healthy choice that contain about 6 or 7 grams!
You can add it to your soups, chili and my favorite, to salads.
Eat it in substitute of your meat in your dish if you're a vegetarian.
It's a healthy combination of fat, protein and especially, fiber, to keep you fuller, longer.
So, it's simple. Go out and get your 25 to 30 grams of fiber each day, if your under 18, add 5 plus your age to get your fiber number and start boosting those beans!
To your success!
Adriel Yapana
Americans are having a difficult time in getting their daily requirements of fiber. People are always having processed foods that are stripped of fiber.
Some of the heath risk of having not enough fiber is high cholesterol, constipation, weight gain and IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
and can even lead to cancer of the colon.
When I watch some of the TV commercials, many sell fiber supplements you can mix in water or juice however there's
an easy way to get it through your foods without taking those fiber supplements.
Adults are recommended to have 25 to 30 g of fiber each day and generally children under the age of 18 need a little less.
To determine your child’s needs, I like to use the age plus 5 rule.
Meaning if you are five years old then you need about 10 grams of fiber .
If you are ten, you're looking at about 15 grams per day.
One of the most easiest ways to incorporate fiber is to eat more BEANS:)
Per half cup of serving cooked, beans and legumes are a healthy choice that contain about 6 or 7 grams!
You can add it to your soups, chili and my favorite, to salads.
Eat it in substitute of your meat in your dish if you're a vegetarian.
It's a healthy combination of fat, protein and especially, fiber, to keep you fuller, longer.
So, it's simple. Go out and get your 25 to 30 grams of fiber each day, if your under 18, add 5 plus your age to get your fiber number and start boosting those beans!
To your success!
Adriel Yapana
Labels:
fiber,
food,
health,
Weight loss results
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Saturday, March 15, 2008
THE FOUR AGREEMENTS
If only everyone lived by The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz:
BE IMPECCABLE WITH YOUR WORD
Speak with integrity. Say only what you mean. Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or to gossip about others. Use the power of your word in the direction of truth and love.
DON'T TAKE ANYTHING PERSONALLY
Nothing others do is because of you. What others say and do is a projection of their own reality, their own dream. When you are immune to the opinions and actions of others, you won't be the victim of needless suffering.
DON'T MAKE ASSUMPTIONS
Find the courage to ask questions and to express what you really want. Communicate with others as clearly as you can to avoid misunderstandings, sadness and drama. With just this one agreement, you can completely transform your life.
ALWAYS DO YOUR BEST
Your best is going to change from moment to moment; it will be different when you are healthy as opposed to sick. Under any circumstance, simply do your best and you will avoid self-judgment, self-abuse and regret.
BE IMPECCABLE WITH YOUR WORD
Speak with integrity. Say only what you mean. Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or to gossip about others. Use the power of your word in the direction of truth and love.
DON'T TAKE ANYTHING PERSONALLY
Nothing others do is because of you. What others say and do is a projection of their own reality, their own dream. When you are immune to the opinions and actions of others, you won't be the victim of needless suffering.
DON'T MAKE ASSUMPTIONS
Find the courage to ask questions and to express what you really want. Communicate with others as clearly as you can to avoid misunderstandings, sadness and drama. With just this one agreement, you can completely transform your life.
ALWAYS DO YOUR BEST
Your best is going to change from moment to moment; it will be different when you are healthy as opposed to sick. Under any circumstance, simply do your best and you will avoid self-judgment, self-abuse and regret.
Labels:
be better,
life,
The Four Agreements
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
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