Just wondering which health/fitness magazines you read regularly (if any) and what you think of them.

When creating new exercises, please tag the exercise with which equipment is used. It's easy to do and it makes finding new exercises more intuitive. For example, if no equipment is used than please use the tag 'no equipment' and if it's a video program please use the tag 'video.'

This will make searching for exercises or browsing more useful, especially for those who are limited by the equipment they have or want to use.

I went to a native sweat this past thursday. Please note that don't have native ancestry. It was a wicked awesome experience and different than how I imagined.

Basically this lodge is a dome built with a pit in the middle. The pit is made of stone and packed dirt to hold the red hot rocks ('grandfathers') that heat up the lodge. Around floor of the lodge are branches of pine with needles (it almost looks like a Christmas wreath looking from the outside in). It's actually surprisingly comfortable to sit on not to mention it releases a pleasant aroma when warmed up.

There is a certain ritual for setting up, each of the four sessions, going in, bringing the 'grandfathers' in, what you do when you're in, when breaks occur, etc... It varies depending on traditions of the lodge. In this one there were songs sung and prayers said (it doesn't matter what faith you follow, if any).

The semester is coming to an end and exams are almost here. We're having sunny spring weather and it's too nice outside to stay indoors.

I went with a couple of friends to play 21 on the basketball court. It's been a long time since I've practiced shooting [frankly, I need lots of practice] but we were having too much fun to really care. It almost felt like being in high school again.