It has been a horrible week, exams, homework and more exams... But all of this dissapeared with sport and good company! Cycling walk along the
countryside J
Some photos trainig
with my team. What we usally do is to warm up running around the
football court. Then we make some exercises with the ball and we
throw to the goalkeeper in order to imporove our aim (mine needs to
practice more). After that, we play a little match.
The 31st of January
was my birthday and we had a match, so my mates made me a cake as a
gift. Then we won 3-2.
When I'm stressed, I
like going running to clear my mind, as the river is near my house, I
usally go there because is a nice landscape to see while you some
sport.
Doing
sport is okay, everybody knows that moving ourselves we become
helthier, stronger and we live more and better. But, what
happen when you mix sport and assisting people?That's
great! The satisfaction is double; you get over your own goals while
you are helping. And that's iwopi: donate kilometers in order to
improve somone's life, I've donated 10'2 km to a educational project.
I've choosen that option because, for me, education is a basic
necessity to the general society. With no education, the world won't
be better.
I’ve donated 7,44 km to a child operate room in Haiti
because is a shame the life's conditions that those children have and if I can
contribute with anything releated to childhood, I’ll do it. This kilometres are
from the great evening of cycling that I had with Marisabel, from a hiking rout that I did in Cazorla this weekend (it was a shame that my mobile
turned off in the middle of the way L)
and from a walk that I did on Tuesday.
This are some of the routs I have done.
And some photos of the senderism route:
And my healthy challenge!
My mate Marisabel challenged me to do min plank for 3 minutes... It has been very hard.
Annie
Thorisdottir is a profesional athletic of CrossFit from Iceland who was born in
Reikiavic. She is the co-owner of box Crossfit Reykjavik, where
she theaches this type of sport.Annie is the
only woman that has won the CrossFit Games twice (2011 and 2012).She defeated
Justin Forsett, a runner of the NFL (National American Football Team) in a
competition of push-ups when she was coming back from a back lesion. She trains 5 hours per day. She has done some publicity of Reebook and Vogue's magazine but what she really want to do is to become a health profesional.She said during a TV interview if it's not fun, it's not worth doing, and I completly agree with her.