Lifting belts: a psychophysical analysis

Article Abstract:

A study of the effects of lifting belts on the workouts of people suggests that people do not increase the amount of weight used in workouts because of the belt. It has been shown that the belts do not offer any physical benefit to the wearer, but it has been speculated that people may gain a mental advantage by wearing the belts. Sixteen people worked out with and without belts, and the maximum weight used did not differ significantly with belts.

Analysis, Equipment and supplies, Weight lifters, Lifting and carrying

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No thanks, I'm stuffed

Article Abstract:

Physical and psychological factor are employed in determining hunger level, some of which are slow to respond causing over eating. Strategies are offered for wisely keeping a full stomach, including eating carbohydrates for breakfast and eating soup as a meal.

Health aspects, Prevention, Weight gain, Ingestion

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Panoramic photographer

Article Abstract:

The work of Dave Taylor, professional photographer from Farmington, NM, is described, with focus on his use of a Cirkut 10 camera, dating from the early twentieth century, to take shots of panoramas.

Methods, History, Works, Cameras (Photography), Cameras, Photography, Panoramic, Panoramic photography, Taylor, Dave

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