#dynamic resistance

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Dynamic Resistance

What is dynamic resistance? The faster your dog runs, the more resistance that is applied. A Speed Chute uses wind resistance and is perfect for Full Sprint training. If you speed your dog up the resistance increases and it becomes more difficult. If you slow your dog down the resistance decreases and it becomes easier. This allows for a great variety Speed Training exercises. In addition, because the resistance isn’t constantly being applied to your dog and there is no actual weight being used, it extremely safe.

From Jeris Fugh in Functional Canine Conditioning Part 3: Speed (The Martial Arfs Blog, 24 April 2015).

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Stocks Clear 1st Hurdle

Stocks closed above the 200 day MA on Monday. Stocks also managed to turn the 10 day MA time higher. There is still the 50 day MA that can act as dynamic resistance that stocks will need to work through before a trending move can be established.  Stocks are currently in a daily downtrend.   Stocks will remain in their daily downtrend unless they close above the upper daily cycle band.

Stocks Clear 1st Hurdle

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Declining 10 Day MA

 The decline into the day 41 DCL caused the 10 day MA to drop sharply.  While stocks managed to close above the 10 day MA on Wednesday, they may need to consolidate in order to allow the 10 day MA time to flatten out before turn it higher. And then there will still be both the 200 day MA and the 50 day MA that will act as dynamic resistance that stocks will need to work through before a trending…

Declining 10 Day MA

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Understanding Dynamic Support and Resistance in a Changing Market

Dynamic support refers to a price level that tends to act as a floor for an asset’s price, but unlike static support, it is not fixed. Instead, it..

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Starting 74.6kg 33 inch waist

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Let's Add Yoga to the Mix

So, I haven’t done much exercise of any kind in… Let’s just say a very long time lol! Tonight I started working on yoga.

The main idea is that it can be pretty intense if it’s done properly, but it’s gentle enough not to bother my hip*.

It feels pretty good, though. Makes me regret not continuing with Ju-Jutsu while I could. Still, about 34 minutes has me sweating. It’s kind of pathetic, I know. :-P

*Back story: I fell down most of a flight of stairs at my parent’s house a few years back, and managed to damage the tendons between my spine and my hip. So now I need to watch what I do if there’s any sort of impact to my activities… limping is not fun.