I'm from Kuala Lumpur, currently living and in Kota Kinabalu. I'm a yoga teacher, indoor cycling instructor, photographer and blogger.
In this blog I will be sharing all my passion of life in Health & Fitness knowledges, informations and experiences with you, so you'll be able to enjoy food but still stay fit, slim and healthy.
Being tired of her hectic life as a personal trainer cum fitness manager, she took up a yoga teacher training program organized by the largest yoga studio in South East Asia,to further her knowledges. Also, she is a graduate of The Institute Of Indian Yogatherapy, being certify for the application of Ancient Yogic System for therapeutic purpose as well as for Physical and Mental well being under guidance.
Understanding the human body has always been her main interest. To satisfy her curiosity in human anatomy and physiology,she attended a sport massage course in UK and was well-trained as a therapeutic massage therapist for sport injuries.Since then,she had continues to studies various treatment for sport injuries including the chinese traditional ways. Her long relationship with fitness and her deep knowledges in yoga and human bodies had a great impact on her teaching. Angeline focused more on safety and postural limitations. She teach a medium flowing sequences of postures, focusing on the correct alignment without exceeding the postural limitations. Her style is more to enlivening and making people feel more active. She believes yoga practices is meant for everyone without an age limits but provided in a safety way.
TAFE INTERNATIONAL WESTERN AUSTRALIA '01 Health & Fitness in Gym Instruction, Olympic Weight Lifting, Advanced Resistance & Circuit Technique, Nutrition Principles & for Performance, Functional of Anatomy, Performance Evaluation, Aqua Fitness Technique, Workplace Safety and Health, Client and Customer Service, Adv Computer Operation
Premier Training International United Kingdom - Nottingham '04 Sport Massage Therapy
YZ ACADEMY (Malaysia) and INSTITUTE OF INDIAN YOGATHERAPY - INDIA (Kolkata) '07 Hatha Yoga and Therapeutic Yoga
Sabah, Kuala Lumpur, Travel Food and Lifestyle Directory Searching for new eateries around or new terms on food is one of my pleasure hobby. The perks of food blogging would be making new friends along the way and getting positive comments from readers. I strongly believe that my passion for food, health and fitness blogging will continously fueled by all the glorious food and wellness
My life, is all about mind and body, from weights training, pilates, yoga (Hatha and Bikram), running and spinning (recently), done most and addicted to it at one time. I chase endorphins instead of chocolate. Happiness comes from within and for every challenges we overcome it made us grow stronger.
Love your body, learn how your body works and functioning at it peak performance. Move out of the comfort zone, break free and place some stress on your body and mind, you'll see improvement.
We can survive almost anything, nothing is impossible if you believe in yourself, you'll start to focus on how your body feel, moving smoothly and rhythmically, with a consistent breath and feeling relax.
Be in the moment and enjoying it. It's always mind over matter, even though your muscles burning, your heart is pumping hard, you can still keep going.
Recently I discovered, life is just like a spinning class. There are ups, downs and flats. Sometime you find a killer hill right in front of you, you could just stop, but you don't. Because we learn that as in life, when obstacle presents, we'll find way to get over it.
Each obstacle and climb we overcome make us stronger and ready for more.
Believe, stay focus and never give up!!!
Yeah! Bought my new Canon 60D DSLR camera today 6th Nov 2010
Nikon D7000 in April 2011
Northpoint Residences, Mid Valley City
Kingfisher, Kota Kinabalu
I love indoor cycling or spinning
Benefits of indoor cycling or spinning:
Burns Fat
Dozens of medical studies have been conducted to research the benefits of spinning. During the course of one study, experts found that the average spinner can increase his or her heart rate to 80 percent, which is considered “excellent” when it comes to burning fat. This is especially significant given that the majority of fat burning occurs when a person’s heart rate is at approximately 65 to 75 percent of maximum capacity. Many gyms equip their spinning bikes with heart rate monitors so riders can check their pace and adjust their cycling habits to optimize fat burning. In addition to reducing fat, spinning is also a great way to burn calories. By participating in a 60-minute spinning class, you have the potential to burn upwards of 1,200 calories.
Increases Leg Strength
Cycling utilizes the body’s largest muscle groups: glutes, quadriceps and hamstrings. By participating in a spinning class, you are able to target the aforementioned muscle groups and improve blood flow to each. In addition, spinning helps tone your calf muscles and strengthens your tendons, which improves overall leg strength.
Aids Cardiovascular System
Spinning is an ideal exercise to improve your cardiovascular system. Your heart and lungs make up your cardiovascular system, and the fitter you become, the more efficiently they work. Consistent cycling improves blood flow throughout your body and increases the speed by which oxygen is distributed. Over time, spinning will help improve heart and lung performance and increase your overall fitness level. Improves Posture In addition to improving your cardiovascular system, spinning also encourages the use of stabilizer muscles found in your trunk, hips and shoulders. Improvement of these muscles helps to enhance body alignment and posture.
Reduces Risk of Injury
Spinning is considered a non-load bearing exercise, which means your body does not have to bear the burden of supporting all your weight throughout your workout. Since the majority of spinning exercises are done while sitting, the pressure is taken off your joints and you reduce your risk of injury. This is something that is not accomplished when participating in other cardio activities such as running.
Miscellaneous Benefits
Other benefits of spinning include: Not having to worry about poor weather conditions Not having to purchase expensive workout equipment Having an instructor on hand to provide extra motivation Learning in a group environment Controlling your own aerobic output
Ways to Maximize Spinning Benefits
To maximize the benefits achieved by spinning, consider these five tips: Adjust your bike according to your height. Set the saddle to your hip level to ensure your knees are not bent or locked straight when peddling. Choose proper fitting shoes. Experts recommend stiff-soled fitness shoes rather than soft running sneakers. If you find that you enjoy spinning, you might consider investing in special cycling shoes that clip on to the bike’s pedals. Bring a bottle of water. It’s a good idea to bring a bottle of water to class and take frequent drinks while you ride. Spinning offers a high intensity workout and most participants sweat profusely during class. Having water on hand will help you remain hydrated. Bring a towel. You will need it to wipe sweat from your body and the bike handles during your workout. Don’t force yourself. Don't get caught up in the excitement of the class and ride beyond your fitness level. Doing so may cause painful injuries.
My own indoor cycling bike in KK home
Dozens of medical studies have been conducted to research the benefits of spinning. During the course of one study, experts found that the average spinner can increase his or her heart rate to 80 percent, which is considered “excellent” when it comes to burning fat. This is especially significant given that the majority of fat burning occurs when a person’s heart rate is at approximately 65 to 75 percent of maximum capacity. Many gyms equip their spinning bikes with heart rate monitors so riders can check their pace and adjust their cycling habits to optimize fat burning. In addition to reducing fat, spinning is also a great way to burn calories. By participating in a 60-minute spinning class, you have the potential to burn upwards of 1,200 calories.
Increases Leg Strength
Cycling utilizes the body’s largest muscle groups: glutes, quadriceps and hamstrings. By participating in a spinning class, you are able to target the aforementioned muscle groups and improve blood flow to each. In addition, spinning helps tone your calf muscles and strengthens your tendons, which improves overall leg strength.
Aids Cardiovascular System
Spinning is an ideal exercise to improve your cardiovascular system. Your heart and lungs make up your cardiovascular system, and the fitter you become, the more efficiently they work. Consistent cycling improves blood flow throughout your body and increases the speed by which oxygen is distributed. Over time, spinning will help improve heart and lung performance and increase your overall fitness level. Improves Posture In addition to improving your cardiovascular system, spinning also encourages the use of stabilizer muscles found in your trunk, hips and shoulders. Improvement of these muscles helps to enhance body alignment and posture.
Reduces Risk of Injury
Spinning is considered a non-load bearing exercise, which means your body does not have to bear the burden of supporting all your weight throughout your workout. Since the majority of spinning exercises are done while sitting, the pressure is taken off your joints and you reduce your risk of injury. This is something that is not accomplished when participating in other cardio activities such as running.
Miscellaneous Benefits
Other benefits of spinning include: Not having to worry about poor weather conditions Not having to purchase expensive workout equipment Having an instructor on hand to provide extra motivation Learning in a group environment Controlling your own aerobic output
Ways to Maximize Spinning Benefits
To maximize the benefits achieved by spinning, consider these five tips: Adjust your bike according to your height. Set the saddle to your hip level to ensure your knees are not bent or locked straight when peddling. Choose proper fitting shoes. Experts recommend stiff-soled fitness shoes rather than soft running sneakers. If you find that you enjoy spinning, you might consider investing in special cycling shoes that clip on to the bike’s pedals. Bring a bottle of water. It’s a good idea to bring a bottle of water to class and take frequent drinks while you ride. Spinning offers a high intensity workout and most participants sweat profusely during class. Having water on hand will help you remain hydrated. Bring a towel. You will need it to wipe sweat from your body and the bike handles during your workout. Don’t force yourself. Don't get caught up in the excitement of the class and ride beyond your fitness level. Doing so may cause painful injuries.
My own indoor cycling bike in KK home
I train for 60 mins per session , once or twice daily.
Exercise and Eat well, I mean I eat everything, no dieting!
Yoga for flexibility and toning
Practising Tremor Yoga, 3 times per week
Yoga with the combination of Pilates techniques will get you the body you always wanted. First you have to learn and understand the functions of your core muscles, the activation of your pelvic muscles and how to keep your spine long. It's the fastest way for postural corrections, ease the back pain, toning up you abdominal muscles, strengthening you inner muscles, elongate your outer part of muscles; and getting you a slim and tall body. Login to view more photos http://www.everydayfoodilove.co/2012/06/yoga-photography-royal-malaysia-air.html#more
My recent training for 3 months in KL
Vinyasa Yoga (Teacher: Edwin @ Celebrity Fitness Mid Valley) every Thursday 9:30am
Pilates (Teacher: Evon @ Celebrity Fitness Mid Valley) every Wednesday and Friday 10:40am
Freestyle Cycling or RPM (Various Instructor @ Celebrity Fitness Mid Valley) - daily routine, attended 7 - 12 indoor cycling class per week.
Login to the link below to view my yoga photography at Royal Malaysia Air Force, Sg Besi,Kuala Lumpur taken in April 2012
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