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OlympicsTeam Guam competes in 2012 Summer Olympics

PaintballGuam All Stars Paintball Team

NutritionBy Jesse E. Rosario

Awards BanquetGovernor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports

High School Football JFK, GW and Guam High

Basketball Guam Masters Games

• 76 Circle K• AAFB Fitness Center• Agana Shopping Center• Capricciosa• CarQuest of Guam• Century Plaza

• Coral Reef Marine Center• Family Heath Practitioners (FHP)• Graphic Center Inc. • Guam Premier Outlets• Guam Tropical Dive Station• Infusion Café

• Java Junction• Pacific Medical Center (PMC)• Paradise Fitness Center• Payless Supermarkets• Public & Private High Schools• Seventh Day Adventist (SDA)• Shell Stations

• Sugarnomics • Sylvan Learning Center• The Athlete’s Foot• Tu’Re• Village Community Centers• Zorb

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on the cover

Featured is Guam’s Benjamin Aguon Schulte, 16 years old, who successfully

competed in the 10 kilometres marathon swim at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Benjamin was recently

nominated as one of fifteen nominees competing for the 2012 World Open

Water Swimming Man of the Year award.

Publisher Richard Biolchino

Vice President Ed Camacho

Associate Editor Ed Brown

Production Manager Doris C. Mendiola Art Director Alwin Del Rosario

Designers Benito Acosta Donny Quenga Yoyo Sese

Web Developer Jeoffy Hipolito

Advertising Dayna San Nicolas & Marketing Katherine Denight Joleen Santos Audrey Crisostomo Reyes

Photographers

Contributing Photographer

Rock AncianoRob TaclobanEd Camacho

High School Cross CountryJFK Islanders vs Southern High Dolphins

Ray BlasDeneen BrownJoseph CruzJill EspirituChris FernandezGAS GoProGNOCDerek HortonLawrence Luces Mary Walker, Scary Mary PhotographyDavid Nelsonresidentevilchef.comPaul ShimizuTony ThompsonMichael Unpingo

Rock AncianoRob TaclobanEd Camacho

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Governor Calvo and the team

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Chris Duenas on the board in lane 8

Chris Duenas going in

Benjamin Schulte on the large screen

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Chris Duenas ready to take the leap

Benjamin Schulte just before his swim

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Rick Blas Jr.

Rick Blas Jr. in competition

Derek Horton ready to go

Derek Horton in the pack

Derek Horton

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Derek Mandell in cometition

Derek Mandell in action

Amy Atkinson

Derek Mandell getting ready

Amy Atkinson in trainingAmy Atkinson stretching out

PAINTBALL TEAMALL STAr (GAS)GUAM

he guam all Star Paintball team recently traveled to thailand and Malaysia to compete in the Paintball asia league Series (PalS) which is the main circuit

for paintball in the asia region, sanctioned by the pro european and US leagues. GAS will be heading

to the Paintball World Cup of Asia (WCA) in November as

the number one ranked team in division 2 (semi-pro). MS

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PAINTBALL

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2012 GAS World Cup Roster. Charlie Baker, Gavin Santos, Jon Buasuwan, Robert DelosReyes, Richard Paulino, Troy Mikel, Nick Rivera. Not pictured: Paul Pangelinan (Photo by: Ray Blas)

Robert DelosReyes is shown diving into the snake at the 2nd leg of the PALS Series in July held in Malaysia

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GAS break-out at the 1st leg of the PALS Series in March held in Thailand

Gavin Santos and Nikki TanGAS at the PALS Series in Thailand. From far to near: Nick Rivera, Charlie Baker, Richard Paulino

Jesse E. RosarioUOG Grad

GDOE Nutrition CoordinatorSynergy Instructor

& Nutrition Consultant

NUTRITION

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ith the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it seems like the hardest thing to do now a days

is to eat healthy. You have classes to attend, paper work to do, and your job that you still have to go to.

With such a busy lifestyle the last thing on your mind is thinking about whether or not your meal is healthy. Sometimes, the easiest thing to eat is the quickest thing you can get your hands on and that usually means fast. Being an athlete, you need to be thinking about the types of meals you eat. Although you may be getting a lot of exercise, a poor diet can hinder athletic performance. Just remember that everything you put into your body has an effect on you.

People always say that eating too much fast food is bad for you but there’s good reason for it. Most fast foods are loaded with calories and little nutrients. An average meal at a fast food joint will run you anywhere from 800-1200+ calories in one meal. That’s a lot of calories for one meal given that the average person needs about 2,000 calories per day. Besides the calories, another factor with just grabbing fast food is that the meals are typically loaded with Saturated fat which is the bad fat. Eating foods that are high in saturated fat can increase bad cholesterol level in the blood. It’s also the main cause of heart attack, stroke and peripheral vascular diseases. Trans-fat which is also found in many fast food meals is

Walso causes elevated levels of bad cholesterol in the blood and can lower the amount of good cholesterol in your body. Sodium or salt is another reason why you should always be weary about eating fast foods. Fast foods restaurants use a ton of it when preparing its meals. An average adult needs to consume about 1200mg of sodium per day. The average chicken sandwich containsaround 1880 mg of sodium and a bacon cheeseburger will have up to 2070 mg of sodium. Sodium isn’t all that bad, our body needs some salt. Too much salt is bad for the body because it can cause high blood pressure, obesity, and osteoporosis.

Eating right is always going to be a challenge. Fast food places have started providing healthier options on their menus for health conscious people on the go. Just take the time to read the menus and think about what’s in the foods you are about to order. Knowledge is power and the right types of foods will complement your workouts. So even on a busy schedule, you can still find healthy foods that will keep you on track with your fitness regimen, you just need to look and think healthy before you eat.

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PhySIcAL FITNESS &

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eptember 2012. The Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports held their 9th annual awards banquet at the Westin Resort Guam. 25 awards were presented to

athletes and coaches, sports clubs and organizations, and the media. The Governor’s Council was created to encourage active lifestyles for the Guamanian community. MS

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SPORTS AWARDS BANQUET

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RJ Blas - 2012 Most Inspirational Athlete

kirido ‘Tano’ Goodrich - Outstanding Personal Fitness Trainer

Dept of Public Works - Model employee Fitness Program Chuukese Track & Field Meet - 2012 Innovative ethnic Sports Program James Cepeda Jr. - 2012 Outstanding Young Athlete

Okkodo high School & Guam Amateur Baseball League - 2012 Model Sports Partnership Award

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Pilar Shimizu - 2012 Outstanding Young Athlete

Rick Appleton - Legacy Remembrance Recognition Genina Criss - 2012 Sportsmanship Award

John Morrison & Bethany Van Boxtel - 2012 Most Inspirational Sports Couple

James Cepeda Jr. - 2012 Outstanding Young Athlete

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very golfer, deep down, wants to believe that brand new golf clubs will make them a better golfer. While they may take your cool factor up a few notches and make you the envy of the clubhouse improving your game is going to take a little more effort than that. To better align your expectations to reality we have come up with some tips to help you improve.

SPORTS TeChNOLOGY

not helping out that golf game? NEW Clubs

1. lessons from the right pro for you. If you don’t know how a golf swing is supposed to work, or you don’t know what your golf swing is

actually doing, then you will never improve. The job of a teaching pro is to identify the dysfunctional parts of your swing, and teach you how to make them functional. The right teacher for you is one who can (a) identify your biggest problems, and (b) convey them in terms that are helpful to you.

2. Practice, the right kind and lots of it. Unless you are inherently an outstanding athlete, simply knowing what you’re doing wrong -- and

even how to do it right – does not always get you very far. Of course, it’s an essential first step. But you also have to practice doing it right until you “groove” it, until it becomes “muscle memory”. That is going to take more practice and more discipline than you might imagine.

3. Clubs that fit you, not some magic invention just one that fits your gaMe and FRaMe. There is no magic! Technology has put a few extra yards on how far a club can hit the ball (compared

with ten or fifteen years ago) but the most important thing about your clubs is that they are the right clubs for your game and frame -- that they fit you. If they don’t, you could indeed be losing a lot of yards and adding a lot of strokes to your score. But the answer isn’t “the finest clubs that money can buy;” it is a competent club fitting.

We will WHY?tell you

We found out even the experts think so:

From Golf Digest, Nov’09, p.28

Q. What is the best tip you would give to a beginner?A. Find clubs that fit you. It will save you a ton of aggravation from the start. Make sure they aren’t

too short, long or heavy. Otherwise, you’ll adapt your swing to the equipment in a way that might not be technically sound. It’s easy to get fit, and it really does matter.

What conclusion can we draw from Tiger’s advice?1. Those selling off-the-shelf brand name clubs have always relied, when push comes to shove,

on the endorsements of the tour pros. One of the best of the tour pros says that fitting is the most important thing.

2. If fitting is “the best tip for a beginner”, then it is the most important thing. Even more important than the brand of club you get.

3. If it’s that important, you should find a specialist in custom fitting.4. Once you find your specialist…….PRACTICE!

And remember, you need to do all three to see improvement. If new clubs alone help much, and continue to help for more than a short honeymoon, then your old clubs must have been very ill-suited to your game to begin with.

Hey, that’s not just our message. It’s Tiger’s.

Don’t believe us????? We found out even the experts think so:

ASK TIGER WOODS

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he dck masters had some good ideas, but couldn’t find the winning formula

to defeat the Doosan Lady Crushers in the 2012 Bud Light Women’s 7-a-Side League championship final. The perennial league leaders

defeated their most recent

competitors 4-2 behind a hat trick

by Kristin Thompson to claim the

crown. Despite the score, the

Masters kept toe-to-toe with the

Lady Crushers for more than half

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Champions - The Doosan Lady Crushers

dck Masters Kyung Shipman and Doosan Lady Crushers Kim Sherman battle for the ball

dck Masaters Rhond

Bamba and Doosan Lady

Crushers Simie WilterDoosan Lady Crusher’s

Kristin Thompson and dck

Master’s Theresa Graham

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BASKETBALL2012 GUAMMASTErS GAMES

eptember 2012. Leo Palace’s Track Field, Golf Course and Baseball Stadium, Hilton Resort Tennis Courts, the University of Guam Field House, and

Ipao Beach all play host to the first ever Guam Masters Games 2012. The games were made possible by Tropical Productions. With 10 different sports and various age divisions within each sport, over 1000 athletes competed during the 7 days of competitive action. The photos presented in this issue are of some of the senior players and group teams participating in basketball. MS

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Bill ‘Ice’ Mantanona.JPG

Greg Palomo

Glenn Bonner

Frank Roberto Jr

Joe Topasna

Simon Pinaula

Eric Delfin

Joey Munoz

Steve Guerrero

Mike Rosario

John Cruz

Sebastian ‘Bas’ Carbullido

2012 InTErScholaSTIch I g h S c h o o l c r o S S c o u n T r y

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