As more LA SCORES students enter high school we continue to try to provide new resources and expanded programming for those who want to stay involved. We have established a high school camp during the summer, organized trips to soccer games and planned events geared for our alumni. We are also in the process of providing SAT prep classes for our 11th graders and organizing a weekly indoor soccer league. All of our efforts, in turn, have been received by the unmatched reciprocity of our alumni students. They continually volunteer at game days, summer camps, tutoring sessions and other special events. Their passion for our program is what motivates us to keep striving to provide them with whatever we can and remain involved in their lives as they mature as athletes, students and young men and women.
But our abilities can only take us so far. This is why we have started a donation campaign with GiveZooks online giving to raise money to support our Alumni Program. We are trying to raise money to provide scholarships for our students to attend SAT classes with Revolution Prep and pay for gym reservations and transportation costs of starting up the indoor soccer league. The thermometer on the right will show the progress we are making and the "Learn More" button will take you to our campaign page where you can read about what we are hoping to achieve. We hope you will take a minute to look at our page and support our alumni.
On behalf of the LA SCORES staff and students, Thank You.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Thursday, July 23, 2009
8 foods you should eat everyday!
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Here are some foods you should try to fit into your diet on a daily basis to help keep your body and mind healthy.
SPINACH: Helps muscle growth, is good for the heart, strengthens bones and enhances eye sight. Plus it makes a great salad.
YOGURT: Helps fight cancer, strengthens bones and boosts the body's immunity. This means plain yogurt, not the sweetened kinds we tend to lean to. But mixed with some berries and you have a delicious snack or breakfast.
TOMATOES: Fights cancer, keeps a healthy heart and also boosts immunity. A glass of tomato juice or 8 red cherry tomatoes should do the trick.
CARROTS: Fights cancer, enhances eyesight and boosts the body's immunity. Go to town on those baby carrots!
BLUEBERRIES: Stimulates the brain, fights off cancer, helps the heart and boots immunity. C'mon their delicious!
BLACK BEANS: Helps build muscle, stimulates the brain and keeps a healthy heart. You can use them in a burrito or in a chili.
WALNUTS: Help build muscle, stimulate the brain, fight cancer, good for the heart and boosts immunity. Add to salads or in pancakes for some extra pizazz.
OATS: Helps build muscle, stimulates the brain and keeps a healthy heart. Eat granolas and cereals to get lots of fiber.
*Information provided from www.bestlifeonline.com and Men's Health Magazine
SPINACH: Helps muscle growth, is good for the heart, strengthens bones and enhances eye sight. Plus it makes a great salad.
YOGURT: Helps fight cancer, strengthens bones and boosts the body's immunity. This means plain yogurt, not the sweetened kinds we tend to lean to. But mixed with some berries and you have a delicious snack or breakfast.
TOMATOES: Fights cancer, keeps a healthy heart and also boosts immunity. A glass of tomato juice or 8 red cherry tomatoes should do the trick.
CARROTS: Fights cancer, enhances eyesight and boosts the body's immunity. Go to town on those baby carrots!
BLUEBERRIES: Stimulates the brain, fights off cancer, helps the heart and boots immunity. C'mon their delicious!
BLACK BEANS: Helps build muscle, stimulates the brain and keeps a healthy heart. You can use them in a burrito or in a chili.
WALNUTS: Help build muscle, stimulate the brain, fight cancer, good for the heart and boosts immunity. Add to salads or in pancakes for some extra pizazz.
OATS: Helps build muscle, stimulates the brain and keeps a healthy heart. Eat granolas and cereals to get lots of fiber.
*Information provided from www.bestlifeonline.com and Men's Health Magazine
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Feelin' like a million bucks...a healthy perspective to finess
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
In today's world the idea of fitness has become synonymous with gym routines and work out regiments; and people believe that in order to be fit they have to lift weights and run for miles. While all these things have their value and benefit to the body it is also important to understand that fitness is not confined to the two hours you spend in the gym. It encompasses a healthy lifestyle of activity and an awareness of personal habits and choices. To understand more about what this means and how we can have a healthy perspective on fitness click the image above. You will be redirected to a personal fitness blog, written by Mint Condition Personal Training, that provides weekly health and work out tips. Read the post on "Fitness in Motion" and for a more serious workout continue on to the "Core Training" posts.
Enjoy and, in the words of a good friend of mine, Happy Fitness!
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