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اقولها ياكامل الزين الأوصاف ربي كملك بزين لي هو ربنا رب البشر سبحان بصبر علا الدنيا بعد فرقا نور الاعيان من ماضي جدك وجدي ولا غيرك ملك وسط البشر قلبي يازين يانور الاعيان وانا عايش علا فرقاك من بعدك وش طالع في ودي ان كان قصت حبنا حرب انا علا يمناك درع وحزام وسط كل ميدان وعدونا مانحسب له في البشر مادام منهو قدك وقذي يالله عسا مثواه وسط فسيح الجنان والكرامه لنا ولك علا اخر حدك وحدي ولاغيرك ملك وسط البشر قلبي يازين يافتان اقولها وانا عايش غريب وسط أوطاني وبحر الحزن مانتها في جذري ومدي اقولها الله كملنا فينا لازود ولا نقصان عالم ربنا في حالنا من عالي سحابه يهله علا خدي لاتسمع في كلام العاذل فلان وكل عدوان وانتي معي دوم لو كل البشر توقف ضدي ابيك ياكامل الزين والله ياذيب سرحان ابيك ياكامل الزين والله عالم بحالنا صوبي لدي وبصبر علا فرقاك لو ربنا طول بصبر الامتحان كل مابني لك شي خافي يلتوي معي حضي وينهدي الشاعر؛ سطام بن ضيف الله بن دهلوس العنزي 🇸🇦🇶🇦💔
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Being overweight doesn't have to stop you from doing calisthenics - you just need to train smart and build a proper foundation first. Why extra caution matters: - Basic moves like push-ups are usually safe, but weighing 300 pounds or being a total beginner raises your injury risk. - Spend your first 3-6 months (or longer) building a base before chasing skills. 5 foundational goals to focus on first: 1. Fix existing weaknesses - address wrist, shoulder, or other pain and never train through it, and correct postural issues like forward-head posture, plus muscular imbalances, scapular winging, and limited range of motion. 2. Condition your connective tissue - tendons adapt slower than muscles, so joint prep helps prevent golfer's elbow and tennis elbow. Master the starting position of each exercise and manage your volume: plank for push-ups, dead hang for pull-ups, support hold for dips, deep squat for squats, pike for handstands, glute bridge for the back bridge. 3. Improve mobility - strength without mobility creates gaps, and ten pull-ups mean little if you can't sit in a deep squat. 4. Strengthen your core - a strong core keeps you stable so it doesn't give out before your main muscles when learning new skills. 5. Learn correct technique - master bracing and breathing properly, and learn to position your pelvis and scapulae, since both can make or break an exercise. Tests that show you're ready to progress: - Hold an active hang for 60 seconds. - Touch your toes with straight legs. - Hold a hollow-body position for 30 seconds. - Clasp your hands behind your back. Keep in mind these tests aren't exhaustive - they're just a few examples, and there are many more similar checks you can use to gauge your strength and mobility before moving on. #Calisthenics, #BeginnerFitness, #InjuryPrevention, #BodyweightTraining, #MobilityMatters
Being overweight doesn't have to stop you from doing calisthenics - you just need to train smart and build a proper foundation first. Why extra caution matters: - Basic moves like push-ups are usually safe, but weighing 300 pounds or being a total beginner raises your injury risk. - Spend your first 3-6 months (or longer) building a base before chasing skills. 5 foundational goals to focus on first: 1. Fix existing weaknesses - address wrist, shoulder, or other pain and never train through it, and correct postural issues like forward-head posture, plus muscular imbalances, scapular winging, and limited range of motion. 2. Condition your connective tissue - tendons adapt slower than muscles, so joint prep helps prevent golfer's elbow and tennis elbow. Master the starting position of each exercise and manage your volume: plank for push-ups, dead hang for pull-ups, support hold for dips, deep squat for squats, pike for handstands, glute bridge for the back bridge. 3. Improve mobility - strength without mobility creates gaps, and ten pull-ups mean little if you can't sit in a deep squat. 4. Strengthen your core - a strong core keeps you stable so it doesn't give out before your main muscles when learning new skills. 5. Learn correct technique - master bracing and breathing properly, and learn to position your pelvis and scapulae, since both can make or break an exercise. Tests that show you're ready to progress: - Hold an active hang for 60 seconds. - Touch your toes with straight legs. - Hold a hollow-body position for 30 seconds. - Clasp your hands behind your back. Keep in mind these tests aren't exhaustive - they're just a few examples, and there are many more similar checks you can use to gauge your strength and mobility before moving on. #Calisthenics, #BeginnerFitness, #InjuryPrevention, #BodyweightTraining, #MobilityMatters

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