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Motomix 2008

Marcio Machado — Fri, 30 May 2008 15:05:28 +0000

Lineup fechado, rebobine publica video das principais bandas confirmadas na programacao do Motomix 2008, evento gratuito que acontecera no dia 28 de Junho no parque Ibirapuera. Coloco em duvida a selecao do local. Apesar de achar sensacional festival em local aberto, as bandas pediam um local mais 'club', ou ao menos performance em tendas como as do Tim Festival.

Fujiya & Miyagi - Ankle Injuries

Steve Lewis (sintetizador e backing vocals), David Best (vocal e guitarra) e Matt Hainsby (baixo e backing vocals). Sonoridade é inspirada nas bandas de krautrock dos anos 70 e no eletro do começo da década de 90. O clipe e' hit de youtube ha algum tempo. Confira abaixo.

The Go! Team - Grip Like A Vice

Formada há cinco anos em Brighton, Inglaterra, o The Go! Team é um projeto liderado pelo músico Ian Parton. A sonoridade do grupo mistura hip hop, música eletrônica e rock com guitarras inspiradas em Sonic Youth. Clipe ja publicado aqui no rebobine - 'Grip Like A Vice'.

Metric - I.O.U.

Originalmente formado em 1998, o Metric reúne músicos canadenses e americanos em sua formação e tem como líder a cantora Emily Haines, nascida em Ontário e criada na Índia. Ao lado do guitarrista James Shaw, ela faz parte do coletivo Broken Social Scene e foi eleita pelos fãs da revista "Rolling Stone" americana uma das mais belas roqueiras da atualidade. Além de Emily e Shaw, o baixista Josh Winstead e o baterista Joules Scott-Key compõem o grupo.

Fujiya & Miyagi - Ankle Injuries

martinicca — Fri, 02 May 2008 09:20:23 +0000

Trow the dice!

Ankle music video

judy24 — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 21:34:51 +0000

A perky artful music video about of all things, "Ankle injuries"! I spied dominos, dice, lights...what do you see?

Fujiya & Miyagi - Ankle Injuries

Perotto — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 02:41:10 +0000

BAPS Board - Recovery from a Sprained Ankle and Other Ankle Injuries

healthphysicaltherapy — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 18:45:58 +0000

Because so much of your weight rests upon your ankles, an ankle injury, such as an ankle sprain, can be tough to fully recover from. As someone who suffers from weak ankles and has been plagued by ankle injuries for as long as I can remember, I understand the difficulty associated with getting back on your feet again.

The BAPS Board (Biomechanical Ankle Platform System) introduces a safe, effective, and fully adjustable way to do ankle exercises during the recovery process. You can enjoy controlled, calibrated, and predictable stress on your lower leg, foot, and ankle to help strengthen the joint and speed up the recovery process. Five different hemispherical attachments allow the user to increase or decrease the range of motion while the included weights allow for different levels of resistance.

As a physical therapist, the BAPS Board can be kept in the office to be used by patients with sprained ankles, strains, and trauma from overuse as well as patients in post-operative and post-immobilization situations. Coaches, personal trainers, and athletes will find the BAPS Board to be a useful tool for screening, training, conditioning, and preventing injuries.

All in all, the BAPS Board is great tool for recovery from and prevention of lower extremity injuries. For more information on the BAPS Board, visit http://www.activeforever.com