Sweetly Broken
#Relationships
A relationship without communication is just two people keeping each other from being bored.
Communication = strength and designed purpose
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Get to know your abs
Our belly is “wrapped” with layers of muscles that overlap.(1) The rectus abdominis (in red) also known as the “6-pack” is a long, flat band of muscle. Training this muscle with isolation exercises such as crunches or sit-ups is fine but it is not the complete answer to strengthen your abs.
(2) The external oblique (in yellow) works with (3) the internal oblique (in green) to act like a corset around your belly. Together, internal and external obliques form an X shape. They are responsible for waist twisting moves.
(4) The transverse abdominis (in blue) is the deepest of the 4 layers and helps “keep everything tight”. This layer contracts during many lifts to help stabilize the spine. Exercises like planks, push-ups, lunges, lifting movements such as squats engage the transverse abs because they force this layer to create tension around the midsection.
Picture’s copyrights: Book “Strength Training Anatomy” by Frédéric Delavier
Eric Thomas -PAIN IS TEMPORARY
Requesting God’s help, recognizing our frailty, and realizing that prayer is a powerful way to change our circumstances releases us from being overwhelmed by our fears, worries, and cares. It’s a spiritual way of stepping back from the problem and letting God step in to help us. We allow God to be God and we permit ourselves to be His children.
We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, firm and secure.(Hebrews 6:19)


