Lace Up to Live Longer: The Sneaker Secret to Preventing Colon Cancer! 

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Lace Up to Live Longer: The Sneaker Secret to Preventing
Discover how something as simple as lacing up your sneakers can help you live longer and reduce your risk of colon cancer! New research reveals that regular physical activity, whether it’s walking, jogging, or cycling, can have a profound impact on your colon health by slashing cancer risks by nearly a quarter and improving survival rates. Exercise activates key protective mechanisms in your body, including reducing inflammation, enhancing your immune system, speeding up waste movement through your digestive system, and promoting a healthy gut microbiome. In fact, just one hour of movement per week can start to make a difference, with the greatest benefits seen at 7+ hours weekly. You don’t need to be a marathon runner to reap the rewards—simple, consistent movement is all it takes to lower your risk and potentially prevent colon cancer. Lace up your sneakers and take control of your health—because every step matters in protecting your body and living a longer, healthier life!

HOW ABOUT A BIG FAT “WORKOUT SANDWICH”, phase 2!

Hey, here is a re-post from Dec 2018! Original is found at this link:

CLICK HERE

Let’s do it again in preparation for summer! If we begin today (May 2, 2025), we will finish early July. Just in time for summer vacation!

Join me!


I’ll begin the NEW 2025 daily log right here:

FRIDAY MAY 2, 2025

  • MORN: Powerwalk 4 miles indoors w/ facial lymphatic massage
  • MID: Lift shoulders @ gym
  • EVE: Powerwalk outdoors 15 minutes & Physical Therapy  APP workout
    –low back stretch / strengthening

SATURAY MAY 3, 2025

  • MORN: Powerwalk 4 miles indoors w/ facial lymphatic massage
  • MID: Lift chest
  • EVE: Cycle indoors for 15 minutes & PT APP workout –low back stretch / strengthening

FOR REMAINING DAILY LOG PLEZ SEE “MEAL & WORKOUT JOURNAL” SECTION FOR TWO MONTHS, STARTING MAY 2, 2025

The One-Side Lower Back Pain Muscle (How to Release It for INSTANT RELIEF)

0:00 Intro

0:48 Quadratus Lumborum (QL)

THE LIFT/LOWER DANGLING FOOT:
* place non-pain side foot on top of step, let other leg dangle.
* keep body & back straight
* drive dangling hip up as high as possible & hold 5 seconds
* slowly lower same foot down w/o touching floor & hold 5 seconds
* do 5 to 10 reps (or more)
* (repeat on other side to keep body in balance)

THE BALLERINA:
* hold on to wall for support
* cross pain-side foot in front, to the outside of other foot
* have non-pain side hand on hip as you reach pain-side arm overhead
* lean/tilt body away from pain-side
* (may gently press non-pain side hip into the stretch)
* hold 20 to 30 seconds w/ slow breathing
* return to relaxed position
* do 3 reps

4:25 Glutes

THE BUTT WALK:
* sit on floor, hips shoulder width apart, knees straight
* press hands together, prayer position, in front to keep your back straight
* pick up one butt-cheek as high as possible, then drive it forward
* repeat on other side
* do 10 reps on both sides
* then do entirely in reverse

5:50 Hip Flexors

THE KNEE TO SHOULDER PRESS:
* lie on back, knees bent, feet flat on floor
* raise your bent pain-side leg to 90° tabletop position
* with hands on knee, gently resist as you press knee toward chest
* hold for 5 to 10 seconds, relax, repeat for 5 reps – pressing a bit harder each time
* (repeat on other side to keep body in balance)

THE BRIDGE, raise/lower:
* lying on back, brace core & glute muscles
* bend both knees, feet flat on floor  
* drive heals into floor, raising hips up to straighten your back
* hold 5 seconds, relax, repeat a few times up/down to warm-up

THE BRIDGE MARCH:
* now raise again to bridge position & hold as you
* lift one leg (w/ 90° bend) & drive knee toward shoulder, holding 3 to 5 seconds
* slowly alternate left leg, right leg, left leg, right leg (march)
* repeat 5 to 10 times (alternating  sides), then relax

9:17 Erector Spinae

THE STIFF BACK LEG LIFT:
* start on all fours
* slowly slide pain-side leg back to straighten it, pointing toe
* when you feel the stretch in the back, slowly raise your straight leg
* hold 5 seconds, then relax
* repeat on opposite side
* do about 10 reps on both sides

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[Advice from Editor: Add hot bathes & walk, walk, walk! 👍]

Workout Advice From  Covid Era, Dec 2021

To get the most out of your physical fitness routine, combine aerobic and muscle-strengthening exercises. Here’s how:

Aerobic/Cardio – 3-5 times per week

Why cardio?

Cardio makes you breathe harder and causes your heart to beat faster.  It’s a great workout for your heart’s health.

Moderate-intensity activities: Do at least 2 ½ hours a week or five, 30-minute sessions. Activities to try include:

·       Walking fast

·       Dancing

·       Playing doubles tennis

·       Raking leaves

Vigorous-intensity activities: Do at least one hour and 15 minutes per week or three, 25-minute sessions. Activities to try include:

·       Jogging

·       Riding a bike on hills

·       Jumping rope

·       Swimming laps

Weight Training – 2 or more times per week

Why weight train?

Weight-bearing activities work your muscles against resistance or weight to strengthen your muscles, joints and even your bones. Do these exercises two or more times a week. You can gradually add weight as your fitness improves.

Don’t forget to target all major muscle groups. Activities to try include:

· Legs • squats • deadlifts • lunges • calf raises

· Hips • sidekicks • bridge with leg extensions • lunges

· Back • reverse crunch • superman • bent-over rows

· Stomach • crunches • planks

· Chest • chest press • fly • push-ups

· Shoulders • overhead press • front and lateral raises

· Arms • bicep curls • rows • push-ups

Remember: Maintaining proper form is key to effectiveness and injury prevention.