BeerPongLife

I would consider myself an athlete of many sports, but pole vault is my favorite one. However, that was not always the case. When I started high school, two sports caught my attention. These were basketball and soccer. They had a certain appeal to me that no other sports did. As I honed my mind and body to become as great an athlete as I could be, the athletics coach approached me and asked me to have a go at field and track. Out of interest, I decided to try it out. On the first day, it was clear to me that I was much more suited for field and track sports, than I was for ball sports (despite being very good at those too).  After experiment

How to Play Beer Pong The game is called beer pong. Although, some people refer to it as Beirut. Either way, it is a drinking game, but some would consider a sport even. This would not be too incorrect of a claim because there is an official beer pong tournament held (aptly named the “World Series of Beer Pong), in which beer pong players (or athletes) compete for the ultimate prize of $50 000 (the prize value varies slightly though). So, for this reason, you could be forgiven for calling beer pong a sport. I will go briefly into how to play beer pong, the rules, and offer some tips. At least two players are needed to play (a minimum

SOME ANATOMY NOTES THAT GOT ME THROUGH THE MUSCLE FUNCTIONS SECTION ELEVATORS OF SCAPULA    1.    Upper fibres of trapezius    2.    Levator scapulae DEPRESSORS OF SCAPULA    1.    Lower fibres of trapezius    2.    Pectoralis minor RETRACTORS OF SCAPULA    1.    Middle fibres of trapezius    2.    Rhomboids PROTRACTORS OF SCAPULA    1.    Serratus anterior    2.    Pectoralis minor ADDUCTORS OF ARM    1.    Upper and lower fibres of trapezius (synergistically)    2.    Levator scapulae    3.    Rhomboids    4.    Teres major    5.    Latissimus dorsi    6.    Pec. major ABDUCTORS OF ARM    1.    Serratus a