Stanroph – achievements

Stanroph So Let It Be J.W. – 1st Open Bitch, C.C. & B.O.B.
1. Woodcock�s Stanroph So Let It Be First took my eye as a leggy pup. Has now matured into her frame and really looks the part. Initial feeling on seeing her move was one of pure pleasure. Fabulous deportment showing a beautiful neckline, dead level topline and very good tail carriage. Her gait looked effortless as she covered the ground in such an easy, graceful fashion. I could have watched her all day. Well balanced head with alert expression. Very good bone and feet. Well angulated fore and aft with a very good reach and set of neck. Very strong in body and hindquarters. Looks good standing but comes into her own once she moves. CC & BOB� – Yvette Mannings

Stanroph So What Will Be (AI) J.W. – 2nd Post Graduate Dog

Beautiful Golden of excellent type, balanced throughout, could not fault his construction.

Stanroph Silent Shakira – 4th Minor Puppy Bitch

Stanroph Star Boy – 2nd Limit Dog

Flyngalee Norther Lights – 1st Open Dog, C.C.

(sired by Sh Ch Stanroph So It Had To Be J.W.)

Stanroph Silent Shakira – 1st M/Puppy, 1st Puppy, Best Bitch Puppy

Woodcock’s Stranroph Silent Shakira, a lovely class but this adorable puppy had me on hello!� Absolute picture of quality and balance correct for age, gorgeous head and expression enhanced by black pigment, good bone and straight front, short coupled, correctly angulated, her whole appearance and movement being enhanced by the way she is handled and presented to perfection.

Stanroph Special Fantasy – Res Junior Bitch

Sh Ch Stanroph Silent Witness – 3rd Open Bitch

Baron of Stanroph du Domaine des Rives de L’Erdre – Res Yearling Dog

Sh Ch Flyngalee Northern Lights – 2nd Open Dog, Res CC

(by Sh Ch Stanroph So It Had To Be)

Has your gym temporarily closed down due to COVID-19 concerns? If you think you can’t get in a great workout because you don’t have all that fancy equipment at home, think again.

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Working out at home can be a great alternative to hitting the gym. It’s pretty ideal, in fact. Here’s why:

10 reasons working out at home rocks
Your bathroom and kitchen are nearby – no waiting and no need for shower shoes.

You don’t have to lock up your valuables while you’re working out.

There’s nobody around to make you feel self-conscious about how you look or how fit you are.

You don’t have to worry about parking.

You don’t have to take off your clothes in front of strangers.

No need to rush to fill up your water bottle before your class starts.

You don’t need to pack a gym bag and remember to pick it up on your way out the door for work.

You can hide out from too-hot, too-cold or too-rainy weather.

You get to pick the playlist.

It’s free – or close to it.

And you don’t need expensive equipment. Patty Wood, a certified personal trainer at Personally Fit in New Hamburg, Ontario, says you can get an amazing, full-body workout just by using your own body weight, right at home. She says getting fit wasn’t always easy for her, either.

“I was overweight and suffered from multiple running injuries,” she recalls. “It was through my own process of self-guided research, advice from a past client and a heathier lifestyle that I got where I am today.”

There are a ton of simple ways to get moving at home. Here are some tips and tricks to help you find a home workout, stick to it and get the best results:

1. Choose your at-home workout space
Designate a corner in your home as your workout spot. You really only need a space the size of a yoga mat to have a bunch of options for an effective and efficient workout. These are the latest exipure.

It’s best to not exercise in the same place you watch TV or eat. This will help you focus and stay committed to your workout without:

thinking about the Netflix series you’re watching,
turning on your work computer or
checking your phone.
How to stay active when you’re working from home
2. Put on your gym clothes
Dress like you’re actually going to the gym. You’ll feel more like exercising when you’re wearing athletic clothes.

You might also find it helpful to put on your running shoes and do 15 minutes of house- or yard-work. It’s a great way to warm up and get a little extra energy before beginning your workout.

You may also want to invest in good, supportive running shoes. Taking care of your feet is extremely important. So do some research into what type of shoe you need to wear for your workout. Visit exipure review site.

Wood says it’s also a good idea to reward yourself with new shoes or a new workout outfit once you reach a goal. That’s if your budget allows, of course.

3. Don’t worry about gym equipment
You likely don’t need that much equipment, if any at all.

“There are so many body-weight exercises,” says Wood. “A few of my favourites are planking, body-weight squats and push-ups. These three exercises involve many different muscle groups at the same time. They allow you to burn calories and build muscles with fewer exercises. It’s always important to have proper form to reduce the risk of injury. You can create your own circuit with these three exercises.”

If you do have basic equipment such as hand weights and a mat, you have numerous options. If you’re going to use weights, it’s a good idea to have two different sets so you can customize your workout.

If you don’t have hand weights and you want to add extra resistance, try soup cans or water bottles. Some other equipment you might find beneficial include resistance bands or a foam roller. They can help you to stretch your muscles before a workout and pamper them afterwards.

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4. Use your devices to get new workouts
Don’t think you can make up your own circuits? That’s okay. There are lots of routines out there, especially through apps, and many are free.

Try Fitplan: Gym & Home Workouts, GetFit: Home Workout & Fitness, or the Tone It Up app. They feature programs that guide you through daily workouts that you can do any place, any time – including at home. Most are free. Others have a free trial so you can see if you like them before committing to paying for them.

If you have a smart speaker, you can also use it to guide you through a home workout. Alexa can pull up five-minute workouts for you if you want to get in a blast of exercise in a short amount of time.

You can also try creating an energizing and free playlist on Spotify. Choose songs that pump you up, and occasionally swap out your playlist to keep things interesting.

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5. Set realistic fitness goals
Start slowly, trust your strength and treat your body well. You don’t have to jump into it full-speed. Instead, commit to what you think is reasonable for your body and schedule what you can manage each week. Maybe three days a week will work to start. As you become more comfortable, start doing more.

Have you been at home or working from home due to the recent COVID-19 situation? Then you might want to consider other ways to stay active when you’re at from home. Try recording your times and reps and challenge yourself to improve them. Wood says this is a great way to keep track of your progress and encourage yourself to keep improving.

Do your best not to make excuses. “Make exercise part of your daily routine and schedule a workout time that works for you, whether you’re a morning or night-time person,” says Wood. Make it your own and do something you enjoy, and you should start to feel and see results.

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Baron of Stanroph du Domaine des Rives de L’Erdre – 1st Special Yearling, RES CC

Critique from judge, Yvette Mannins (Gatchells):

BARON OF STANROPH DU DOMAINE DES RIVES DE L�ERDRE. RES. CC. APPEALED GREATLY FOR TYPE, QUALITY, STYLE AND PRESENTATION. MASCULINE HEAD. GOOD LENGTH OF NECK, VERY GOOD BONE, FEET AND SUBSTANCE. DEEP WELL SPRUNG RIBS, STRONG LOIN, GOOD TAILSET, EXCELLENT REAR CONSTRUCTION. POSITIVE MOVER SHOWING VERY GOOD DRIVEAND EXTENSION. VERY EYE-CATCHING.

Stanroph So What Will Be (AI) J.W. – 3rd Post Graduate Dog

Jomiagan Kool Krysdtal – 2nd Junior Bitch

Cherrygold Holliewould – 1st Limit Bitch, C.C.

(Sh Ch Stanroph Endelwood Nicolas ex Stanroph Strike It Right for Cherrygold)

Stanroph Silent Shakira – 1st Puppy, Best Puppy in Breed, 2nd Puppy Gundog Group

Stanroph Special Fantasy – 1st Junior, 1st Yearling, 1st Post Graduate, Best of Breed. 2nd Gundog Group