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My 9 year son and 5 year old daugther are going to be playing baseball for the first time. What kind of glove should I buy them, I saw the t-ball gloves at target for my daugther are those any good? For my son, I am lost any suggestions?

I really love Wilson. Wilson is really easy to break in and it is comfortable on the hand and it has lasted me five years, so i am fairly certain your son or daughter couldn’t do any damage to it. Wilson is also fairly inexpensive if you buy their smaller gloves. As for a cheap T-ball glove at target, it depends on how long it will be used. If it will just be used for T-ball and then she decides not to play anymore then it would be perfect. But if she is serious about playing you might want to get her a nicer one, seeing as those cheap ones do not break in at all.

Might sound strange but are there supplements we should be taking in form of tablets, capsules or liquid form that we do not get from food? Or maybe it can be found in food but these foods are only found at the other side of the world?

Saw something called Ginkgo Biloba and another supplements called q10 enzyme and to be honest they both do not sound as if they can be found in foods?

So am guessing we should be buying these and taking them?

supplements are just that, supplemental. they add to your nutrition. Co-enzyme Q10 is something your body makes, it’s just that as you age, less is produced, so when you are in your fourties, Q10 is something to consider taking.
Gingko Biloba, has antioxidants, they clean your blood, they do not add to nutrition. If you eat a balanced diet and avoid processed food, you get all the nutrition you need. Just remember that as you age, there are supplements that can improve your health and well being, because your body begins to fail at making adequate amounts.
Things you can research, start with Dr Louis Ignarro and his book NO More Heart Disease. Look into DHEA supplements, and also Co-Enzyme Q 10, these are all supplements that help in the aging process, not necessarily nutritional process.

I just joined this fighting club in my neighbor hood. I am not bad fighter, but I cannot take hard punches. So I was told that I have to workout. Anyway, should I do a strength workout or a body building (muscle building) workout?

Don’t bulk up. Very big muscles tend to consume a lot of energy and oxygen. You’ll gas out easily. Focus on strength and also cardio workouts.

Baseball tryouts are in march, and I want to be ready but there is already snow on the ground and will probably be until then. I really need a good way to play baseball somehow during the winter, because the team’s really gonna need me, its freshman ball so if that helps. Please any ideas are appreciated.

If you or ur parents have the money, look into the P90X. I’m a college ballplayer and we live by it. It’s alot about overall core strength which is exactly what you need for baseball. Any coach will keep a great athlete, especially at the freshman level, because you can’t gain the baseball skills you need w/o playing so getting in shape is the best you can do for now.
Definitely do the shoulder exercises mentioned above w/ the rubber tubing or theraband. But trust me, you can overpower the game with athleticism over skill until you get to D1 level ball so that would be a great start. You’ll have the time to develop the finer points as you go through the season. Best of luck and go get em…

I have cut carbs completely out of my diet and I do cardio. Are there any dietary supplements that can help me get ripped.

You should take BCAA those are branch amino acids that are vital for muscle growth and take l-arginine it boost up your matabolism therefore shredding fat. If you go to DaddySave.com under health and diet category choose supplements, they have some great deals.

I’m considering donating plasma at least twice a week. I weight train/body build 3 times a week to improve muscle mass and strength. I take protein and creatine supplements as well. Plasma is responsible for transporting water and nutrients to all the cells in the body so will weight training and body building supplementation be less effective when my body is slightly depleted and recovering from donating plasma? I would think so… please only answer if you are knowledgable about this and can give me a technical answer.. Thanks a lot!

id do a lil less. once a week is fine. that will actually help you create new red blood cells.

I have looked all over the internet and can not find anything! I’m thinking simple. A vase that I could somehow have a baseball in it? The reception will be a baseball theme with gerber daisies as the flowers. Thanks for your help!

how about these? http://www.fundeliver.com/hobby-sport-wedding-cake-toppers-c-1_6/personalized-baseball-and-soccer-sport-theme-wedding-cake-topper-and-decoration-p-93
or http://www.fundeliver.com/baseball-theme-cake-toppers-p-25.

They are custom sculpted mini figurines made from your photo to resemble you. Your hobbies, interests and personalities can all be reflected by these.

I ordered one for my wedding as cake topper. My fiance is a huge Philadelphia fan, so I add three props, a basketball, a hockey puck and a football. They look so cute. Hope these can help.

I am currently dieting and exercising. I do a combination of 20-30 mins of cardio and 15-20 of yoga and strength training about 2-3 times a week. I noticed that I am losing weight but not much body fat. Is there any supplements that can aid me in losing more body fat?

PS. anything supplements without caffeine is a plus because caffeine gets me sick.

All I ever hear is that Supplements don’t work. Really, where do you see them advertised? Places and publications that make their money telling you to buy junk.

From your "Avatar", I guess that you’re a woman. Women tend to keep a proportion of body fat unless they get heavily into weight lifting, which raises testosterone that in turn burns up more fat.

I’ve notices this while watching baseball games on television. When the batter gets a hit and goes to first base, before the pitcher faces the next batter the baserunner and first baseman will talk to each other. What do they say?

They often talk about how they got on base. They’ll say "nice hit" or "good eye man" stuff like that, because they’re all baseball players and they can relate. Some know eachother and will ask about how their family is doing and stuff like that. Some guys talk trash playfully, some guys just talk about random stuff trying to get into your head (Kevin Millar). The more they talk to the runners, the less focused they are on the actual game, so they can be picked off or make a stupid decision.