4 Different Types Of Juggling You Can Master
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31 July 2018
If you just started playing around with the art of juggling, your journey is just starting. Juggling is a complicated sport that has many different forms and styles for you to master. Here are just a few types of juggling that you can learn and master over time.
#1 Stick Juggling
Sick juggling consists of the use of three different sticks. You have two sticks that are used for manipulation and movement, and one larger stick that you perform the tricks with the other two sticks on.
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How To Create A Truly Original Recipe
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31 July 2018
As you become more skilled as a cook, you might want to take your culinary skills to the next level by coming up with your own original recipe. But you might wonder where you should get started and what would classify as an original recipe.
Creating Something New
You might wonder if replacing one ingredient is enough for your recipe to be considered an original recipe. This depends partially on what ingredient you change.
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Emergencies Call For More Than The Basic Gear: What You Need In Your Emergency Survival First Aid Kit
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28 July 2018
When it comes to caring for yourself and others during an emergency, there's a big difference between first aid kits and emergency first aid survival kits. A first aid kit will take care of minor cuts, scrapes and burns; however, it's not going to do much in the way of providing first aid care in an emergency survival setting. For that, you're going to need a fully-stocked emergency first aid survival kit.
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26 July 2018
Whether you're preparing for your first or your tenth triathlon, finding a bike that fits you can make a major difference in your racing performance. Bike fitting for a triathlon is subtly different in several important ways than traditional bike fitting.
Here's a quick guide to finding the right triathlon bike fit.
Frame
Virtually every bike company has a different chart for sizing riders to frames. Even if you purchased a bike with a manufacturer before, you will want to size your frame differently for your triathlon bike.
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