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www.horsejournals.com
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| | | | | Topline is the term used to describe the muscle coverage over the top of the horse's neck, withers, back, loin, and croup. Because topline is muscle, a horse with a good topline will be stronger and more athletic, and will present a more pleasing appearance. What should we feed to develop the perfect topline? First we must understand that the shape of the back can vary greatly from one individual to another, and so the topline will vary in length and in curvature, with some relationship between the two. Horses with toplines that are sunken in over their withers, concave along the back and loin, or dished in around their hip bones and hindquarters will have diminished strength in those areas. | |
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bjjcaveman.com
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| | | | | In an effort to stay up to date with all of Kiefer's prolific work, here is the next series of notes I've taken. This is the fourth edition of my Kiefer notes. Again some of these are from his own... | |
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niashanks.com
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| | | | | Three methods of intermittent fasting as examined: once or twice weekly 24 hour fast, daily 14-16 hour fast, and daily 20ish hour partial fasts. Find out which one could work best for you and help you achieve your fat loss and muscle building goals. | |
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www.jdmoyer.com
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| | | Like many men, when I hit my early thirties I started to get a little fat. At my heaviest I was just a little chunky. I think that at a certain point I started to become less sensitive to the hormone insulin, which in turn led to a host of other negative health effects. I'd [...] | ||
