Study Breaks Magazine, Lubbock, May 2011

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CANDICE & DER

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CHRIS FULLER

MAY 2011 VOL 23 LUBBOCK STUDYBREAKS.COM

PROOF THAT

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Donovan Shares His SecretsTo a 95 lb. Weight Loss

DONOVAN MARSHALL

What You Need ToHit The Ground Runnin

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Features

20PROOF THATHEALTHY IS SEXYwith Donovan Marshall

22CHRISTOPHER FULLERWeight Loss Success

24HOW TO TRAIN FOR A 5KWhat You Need To

Hit The Ground Running

The Lineup

08SPORTSGet in the Game

09EVENTSA Week by Week

Glance at May

The Scene

16DRINK SPECIALSEvery Bar. Every Special.Every Night.

18PARTY PICSHave You Been Out all Night?

Hot People

10 HOT COUPLEDerek + Candice

In Every Issue

06 CAMPUS VOICESIf you could sleep with a celebritywho would it be and why?

07YOU ASKED...SB Answers

12STYLEHappy Shopping for aHealthy Wallet

14HOT LIST10 Essentials for aPerfect Roadtrip

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26 HOUSING GUIDEFind Your New Place

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As the life of a college student, therehave been many encounters withmy three favorite items we love toconsume: alcohol, fast foods, and thoccasional dose of Vitamin C. (In tform of trash can punch, of course.)But do we realize exactly how muchthis we consume, and in fact how bit is for you?

Let me break it down for you. Yougo out at least once a week, if not, two or three times. You haabout ve beers when youre out, among many shots. On youway home, you stop at a typical fast food place with friends amunch out. Have you counted the calories yet? With all of tyouve had 550 calories with beer alone, 56 calories each shoVodka, and about 600 in that juicy burger on your way home(Without fries and a soda.) How does that sound?

ats exactly what our hottie on the cover gives up secrets tDonovan Marshall is proof that healthy is sexy, so get on boRead on his new way of life and healthy living. He has somegreat tips!

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You Asked... Study Breaks Staffanswers your burning questions.

Julie, What are goodlow-impact workouts tha

still work?

-Isa DAniell

Can low impact workouts he you burn calories and weight as well as high imp

moves? Absolutely! Despiwhat some people may say, lowimpact exercises can get yoheart rate into your target hearate zone. You just have to woa little harder. Yoga, pilates, spinning, walking and swimming aa few of the popular ones.

Alex, What is the best newiet worth trying?

Amber Lankford

Honestly, I dont believe in diets.ey are destined for failure. Youtarve yourself for a week or a

month and then end up gaining

he weight back. Each resultepends on the individual. A dieteeds to become your lifestyle. In

my experience, eating things youke but in smaller portions and

working out is the best way to losehe weight you want and keep it o.

Jennifer, Does the SevenDay Bikini Diet from the

March issue REALLY work?

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Like I said before, I swear byit. I lost 10 pounds before mybrothers wedding by strictly

following the diet. However,like any other crash diet, exerciseand continuing to eat healthy isrequired to keep the weight oafter you go o the diet.

Abby, What is your worstunhealthy vice?

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Donuts. Absolutely. I am a suckerfor every type and brand - fromnational Krispy Kremes to localsugary confections like Gordoughs

- Ive had them all. e worstpart is, I have found absolutelyno substitution for their sugarygoodness, so I am left with anincurable weakness for glazeddonuts hot out of the oven.

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The Red Raider baseball squad will spend most of

May away from Lubbock. They travel to Michigan

to face the Wolverines and then stop in Columbia,

MO to play a three-game set against the Missouri

Tigers. They return home on May 20th to round

out the Big-12 season against Oklahoma State.

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At Dan Law Field,

May 20th-22nd

e Texas Tech footballeam had its annual springame on March 26th andhe team had hoped fort least 20,000 fans. Only2,400 showed up to see ju-

nior QB Seth Doege throwor 317 yards and fourcores. Doege has worked

his way back from a pair ofretty serious knee injurieso clamp down the starting

QB role for the Red Raiders.Doege will benet from thentire oensive line return-ng from last season, and

hell have a host of receiv-rs and solid pass-catching

running backs in his arsenal.Doege will have to ght oa trio of young gunsling-ers (Jacob Karam, ScottyYoung and Michael Brewer)but if the spring game isany indication, the juniorQB Doege should be youropening weekend starter.Other notes from the springgame: Cqulin Hubert andD.J. Johnson each had eighttackles on the defensive sideof the ball, starting RB EricStephens had 48 yards rush-ing and the Black team

beat the Red team by a27-26 clip.

DOEGE DO GOOD!

TROUBLE WITH TUBERVILLE?HBOs Real Sports claims thatTubervilles 2004 Auburn teamhad players who were givencash by boosters and assistantcoaches. Tuberville has declinedcomment on the story, andhopefully the story is hogwash.Something to monitor, however.


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EVENTLINEUPMAYA WEEK BY WEEK GLANCE compiled by: ryan elliott

Red Raider Baseballwww.texastech.com/sports/m-basebl

Take me out to the ball game.

Come out and support the

Tech Baseball team as theyplay against Oklahoma State

University.

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You did it! Classes are nished.

It is time to relax and distress

before nals. So grab yourfriends and head to the SUB!

2011 Spring Singer SongwriterShowdownThe Blue Light Livewww.thebluelightlive.com

Come watch the most talented

local aspiring songwriters battleit out one nal time at The Blue

Light. Enjoy the music and

cheer for your favorite while

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It is that time of the month.

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TOGETHER:MorethanaYearandaHalf!

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Candice Cornatzer, 22Major: Early Childhood EducationHometown: Houston

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PATIENCEThirteen hours

in a car will

make you hate absolutely

anyone. Just try to remember that when you start

to get annoyed so you

can retain your friendship

OUTSIDE of the car.

HOTLIST

This is not your road trip to Florida with your parents. You are a big kid now, you dont have to share the backseat with your siblings, and you dont have task your mom to turn the music down when theres a cuss word. Regardlesswe came up with some tips to survive your rst adult roadtrip.

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We made your checklist for you this time

MAGAZINEThrow it at the

person next to

you and make

them give you the

Whats Your LoveStyle quiz until

you get the results

you want. After all,youre driving!

FOODYou have proba-bly spent enough

on the booze for

after you reach

your destinationand gas to get

there, so pack

food brown-bag

style to save alittle bit of time

and money.

SUNGLASSESYes, even those windows-down-

sun-drenched car trips can be

unpleasant withe sun blazing

directly into your pupils.

IPOD ADAPTERWhy make a million mix

CDs that you will inevitabget sick of when you can

take your entire music

collection with you?

CAMERAHow else will you be ableto grab those pictures of

your best friend sleepingwith their mouth open?

Talk about blackmail... MAPBelieve it or not, there are places that

exist outside of 3 and 4G networks.

Always have a back-up plan!

MONEYAlright, so we said

Mom wasnt coming

on this trip, but

well give you somemotherly advice any-

way. Always take some extra

money to make sure you have

more than enough funds to

make it back home - eventually.

SPARE TIREBut lets face it, who

knows how to put on a

spare tire? Better bring

the AAA card.

CAR GAMESWe dont mean travel-sized Yahtzee.

Figure out creative ways to make

your car games more adult themed,

but remember - eyes on the road.

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Buffalo Wild Wings (8212 University // 745-5525) $2.50 Jager + Rumplemintz from 7-11 7-11pm- $2.50 Mexican Bottles & 50cent wings & karaoke 7-11pm- $3.00 wells & $1.00 tenders

Buffalo Wild Wings (6320 W. 19Th St. // 745-5525) $2.00 wells 7-11pm $2.50 Mexican Bottles 7-11pm $0.50 wingsParty on the Patio wit Live Music 4-7Pm$1.50 wells $1.00 Tenders Karaoke @10pm

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Donovan Marshall, 22

Major: Journalism

Communications

Hometown: Austin

words: jasmine vallejo photos: kaitlyn clement + donovan marshall

PROOF THAT

HEALTHYIS SEXYFrom Not FittingIn to Getting Fit inthe Gym, Donovan

Marshall gets

motivated tochange his lifestyle

before college.

270lbs

BEFORE

175lbs

AFTER


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Always on the go, DonovanMarshall ts in a workouteveryday. As soon as he

rolls out of bed to the minutebefore falling asleep, he spendsspare time at the gym. isroutine wasnt always scheduled

though. Growing up, Donovan was on the heavier side. His way of life needed to change,and fast, because college wasjust around the corner.

The Build UpComing from a single-parenthousehold, Donovans motherprepared home cooked mealsthat were loaded with grease.She just worked so much thatshe made the quick and greasyfoods for me, says Donovan.Having this unhealthy diet ledhim to be the chubby kid in classaround the 5th grade. His weightescalated from there. His habitsbecame increasingly worse as hegot older. Whether it be pizza,hamburgers, red meat, and sodasespecially, he ate it all. Fast foodsconsumed his life.

High SchoolWhen he reached 270 pounds junior year of high school,Donovan knew that heshould start to lose weight ifhe planned on participatingin extra curricular activities.I didnt want to be the fatkid on the sidelines. SoDonovan decided to try out

for the cheer squad at hishigh school. After makingit on the team, he began tobuild close relationships withthe ladies in high school, butnone were ever classied as,e One. e ladies viewed

him as someone to protectthem, rather than beingtheir high school sweetheart.Weight didnt seem to bethe problem, because I havea loveable personality, says

Donovan. He was reallyexcited to participate in hishigh schools cheer squad, where he not only developedthe majority of friendships with his teammates, but alsowas forced to shape up.

Breaking PointBeing a family oriented person,Donovan holds his family andthose close to him dear to his

heart. I realized that I neededto lose weight when I saw someof my family members healthdeteriorate. I chose to makebetter food selections, cut downcarbs, eat more green vegetables,and exercised dailyalwaysfollowing with a gallon of water.Hard work and determination was a huge factor in leadingDonovan down the right path

to lose weight.

ChangesCollege is another chapter in

life where you can create a newimage for yourself. You havethe opportunity to changefor the better and becomesomeone dierent than who you were in high school. Youmake new friends, you make your own schedule, and mostof all, you make your ownfood choices. College had ahuge inuence on Donovansdecision to become t andhealthy. He stayed away from

his mothers home cookedmeals, and changed his eatinghabits all together. His newdiet consisted of smallerportions, no eating out at fastfood chains, no drinking sodas,and strictly eating dinnerbefore 8pm.

InspirationDonovan used self-motivation

to change his heavy habitHe surrounded himself witothers who wanted to changas well, and join the roato become healthy. I hirea personal trainer for thremonths in order to assist m with obtaining my goal. Hgave me valuable insight ohow the mind and body cawork hand in hand to achiev your goal. at goal wdenitely reached. Donovalost about 95 pounds.

Reactions

Returning home after his rs year of college was a hushock to Donovans familyey were all very excited to sethe pounds that he once hadgone. Hed get reactions sucas, Donovan, are you eatingand Why are you working ouso much? e best conclusionI just wanted to live a healthielife. Ive committed to be t.

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5 am cardiofor 20 minutes

Weights for45 minutes

Sauna for 10 minutesto cleanse after avigorous workout

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5 Exercise at least ve timesa week for 45 minutesNo smoking

Eat vegetables and fruits

Drink a gallon of water daily

Decrease alcohol consumption

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Growing up, Christopher Fuller wasridiculed for his weight and was oftencalled Chubs. Inuenced by his familys

eating habits of frequently dining out,Christopher didnt develop a healthy diet andhad a vice for fast food and energy drinks. He

was a self-described carbo-holic. EventuallyChristopher hit his all time high of 208 pounds

at 511. Tired by the stress of dealing withhis weight, Christopher broke down, callinghimself fat and out of shape. at is when heknew it was time for a change. Now at 61 and185 pounds with less than 10 percent bodyfat, Christopher has taken his life into anentire new direction. He dumped thefast food and high sugar drinksand got himself a personaltrainer. He also trainedhimself to eat 4-6 smallerportion controlled mealsthroughout the day and

even helped his familymembers to get in shapeas well. Now Christopher

works at Nutrishop mo-tivating others to alsocreate a healthier lifestylefor themselves and has acarefully planned workoutschedule. What is Christophersadvice for those looking to lose theexcess weight?

CHRISTOPHER FULLER

WEIGHTLOSS

SUCCESSwords by: jennifer yu + amanda patrizi photos: sam white

It is allabout self control.

Anyone can changetheir physical and mental

composition, but self controlwill motivate you to get tothe gym and say no to the

burgers and fries. Diet is key,work outs are necessary and

supplements will aidin seeing results

faster.


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ords: abby johnston photos: kaitlyn clement

The problem most people have wit

races is they are lost on how to be

gin the process. If you have neverun before, the idea of running lon

distances only to get to your destina

tion and be exhausted seems point

less. Thats what cars are for, rightRunning, however, is one of the mos

popular recreational sports for a rea

son. But, as with most things in life

the most rewarding things are thones that require effort. Following

are tips on how to train for your rs

5K race safely!

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of hydration before you run. This shouldbe gradual rather than swigging an entire

bottle of water minutes before you

leave, so then your body will be able to

lose water safely, but you will not haveto worry about feeling the water slosh

around in your stomach. So, if you are

stretched and ready to run, lets GO!

Abby Johnston, 22

Major: Multimedia Journalism

Hometown: Huntsville



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If you want to train for speed, replace your cross trainidays with sprint drills. If you run on a quarter mile trasprint the sides (the longest parts of the track) and wthe edges for a mile. Otherwise, cross training can be anthing from walking, biking or swimming.

STRETCHINGOne thing that new runners are unaware of is the

importance of stretching. If you do not believe it, try

doing a multi-mile run without stretching rst. Running

utilizes muscles differently than many other types of

exercises, and there are four areas that you should be

sure to hit before starting your run. No matter how

long or short your distance is for that day each stretch

should be held for 10 seconds, and can be done upto 10 times. It is important to feel like your muscles

are loose and relaxed, because they will be put under

stress and tighten once you start your run.

QUADRICEPS

Your quadriceps are themuscles in front of yourthighs. When quadriceps

are stretched, you havegreater mobility and legrange and it is easier to in-crease your speed.

While standing, grab holdof a stationary object tobalance yourself. Use yourother hand to bend yourleg at the knee towardsthe buttocks. Make sureyour hand is gripping atthe ankle, and that youkeep your knee parallel

with your body line andDO NOT SLOUCH. Slouch-ing will null the stretchseffectiveness.

CALVES

Calves are always the rst placeyou feel strain when running.They are what actually propel

you when your feet push off ofthe ground, so they see a lotof action.

Find an elevated surface approxi-mately 3 or 4 inches from theground. Rest the balls of your feeton the surface with your heel to-ward the ground, and push untilyou feel the stretch. Make sure thatyou dont stretch the calf too hardby picking a surface that is toohigh, otherwise you will overworkthem.

LATERAL HIP ROTATION

This is a common running stretch, but very few know wexactly they are stretching. For your information, thisthe piriformis stretch, which is responsible for latehip rotation.

Lie on your back with your knees bent, then cross yoankle over your knee. Grab behind your thighs with boof your hands and bring your knee towards your body.

HAMSTRING

Your hamstring runs from behind your knee to your btocks, so pulling that muscle will take a serious toll on yospeed, and even ability to run at all.

Most runners do this by standing with their leg waist hand gradually leaning forward. I nd it more effective, hoever, to lie down grabbing your thigh with both hands wyour knee still bent. Bring your thigh to a 90 degree anwith the ground, then slowly straighten your knee. Whyou become more limber you can pull your leg closer your chest for more of a stretch.

Have a running question?

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