His study here showed how the onset of frowning indicated the point at which things were starting to feel hard, but in discussions by email we chatted about the possibility that things could work the other way - smiling might make everything feel easier and ward off fatigue.
I was reminded of this when I saw this video from Eric Cobb
It is a simple trick but I think it is worth trying.
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Don't look at pictures of sprinter Tyson Gay... that guy has some SERIOUS pain face going on... and he's one of the fastest men in the world.
Oh, and don't look at power lifters.
Or...
;-)
haha, nice post!
Hi Chris,
I wanted to reach out to let you know we’ve launched Vancouver’s health app called Kudolife.
Kudolife is not only a great way to share foodie shots with friends but it also provides calorie and macronutrient information of over 2,100,000 food items so users can keep track of their eating habits. In addition, the stats feature guides users towards achieving a macronutrient balance at the end of each day which has shown to improve energy levels in many users as well as directly affect fat% loss which is key in healthy weight loss.
I was looking through your blog and am very impressed. The structure and content are both concise and vibrant. I would love to discuss the possibility about an established health expert like yourself to blog about our Kudolife app. Kudolife serves as a tool to monitor diet as well as serving as a connection platform for users to share their meals with friends. If you’re interested please email me and we can discuss what we can offer you in return.
Thanks!
Lorenzo Achacoso
Kudolife is available for download on the app store.
You can find our promo video here: http://youtu.be/uZeJUhWbPQM
Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/kudolife
Twitter here: https://twitter.com/KudolifeApp
App screen shots here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/b4npiuz2np6it4l/ZRDQp5zzCq
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