Why does my heart feel like it tumbles?
I have an incredible strange sensation in my heart and have been feeling it for a few days. It doesn't hurt, its just a sensation that you this just isnt right. It feels like a very very strong beat and it feels prolonged and it feels like it goes right from the top of my chest to the bottom of my chest, like my heart just tumbles. What could this be?
Why do i pee myself when i tumble?
Maybe you have a weak bladder? Try peeing before you tumble, it might help. and if you have the urge to pee while tumbling, tell your coach the situation. I'm sure he/she would understand. and if that doesn't work, go to the doctor. they will help you. good luck =)
How to get over the fear of doing a cartwheel ?
I want to try out for high school cheer with all my heart this fall, and even though im flexible ( I can do scorpions, scales ) I cant do any sort of tumbling. I know cartwheels are basic so I decided to start with those. Ive watched hundreds of tutorials and then I feel confident, but I can't even try ! I can't get my feet off the ground, as soon as my hands reach the floor I regret it and come back down, I feel like im going to fall over and twist my little neck in half. HOW DO I GET OVER THIS SILLY FEAR ? Btw im 14 .. Sad I know. Thanks in advance !
I heard a song about tumbleweeds in a movie with Billy Crystal, was that a real song?
Tumbling Tumbleweeds was a song by Sons of the Pioneers. Tumbling Tumbleweeds” Words and Music by Bob Nolan . Roy Rogers had left the group by the time they did Tumbling Tumbleweeds Tumbling Tumbleweeds" is a song composed by Bob Nolan, one of the founding members of the Sons of the Pioneers. Although one of the most famous songs associated with cowboys, the song was composed by Nolan back in the 1930's while he was working as a caddy and living in Los Angeles. Originally titled "Tumbling Tumble Leaves", the song was reworked into the title "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" and into fame with the Gene Autry film of the same name. Yes this is the song in City Slickers (1991) Soundtracks forCity Slickers http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0101587/soundtrack
What does the phrase "love comes tumbling down" mean?
In Wilson Picket's "In the Midnight Hour", the lyrics "I'm gonna wait 'til the midnight hour That's when my love comes tumbling down I'm gonna wait 'til the midnight hour When there's no one else around I'm gonna take you girl and hold you Do all things I told you In the midnight hour Yes I am, whoa, yes I am" I think in this song it means that the love that you have been just talking about to each other becomes much more intimate at Midnight when no one else is around.
My heart stops beating for a few secs....?
You may have the sensation that your heart is temporarily starting, but it is very unlikely that your heart is truly stopping. The heart beat can stop temporarily due to sinus pauses, but this is very unlikely in your case given your age. Sinus pauses are more likely in elderly individuals secondary to degeneration of the sinus node. The most likely explanation of your symptoms is a premature atrial or ventricular heart beat. When you have a premature heart beat, there is a delay in the following heart beat and it is associated with a greater strength of contraction. This can give the sensation that your heart stopped, a delayed beat or palpitation. Everyone has premature beats and they are usually not a sign of an underlying heart condition unless they occur frequently. Caffeine, stress and anxiety can all increase the number of premature beats. Heart rate can temporarily slow down or speed up for many reasons. Taking slow deep breaths will decrease your heart rate temporarily. The decreased heart rate likely resulted in an adrenaline surge, which sped up your heart rate. These are all normal responses. If your symptoms are frequent or you have other symptoms (Chest pain, shortness of breath, passing out) then you should see your doctor. Good luck.
What singer or group first comes to mind when hearing the word 'move'?
CAROLE KING, “I Feel the Earth Move”I feel the earth move under my feetI feel the sky tumbling downI feel my heart start to tremblingWhenever you're aroundOoh, baby, when I see your faceMellow as the month of MayOh, darling, I can't stand itWhen you look at me that wayI feel the earth move under my feetI feel the sky tumbling downI feel my heart start to tremblingWhenever you're aroundOoo, darling, when you're near meAnd you tenderly call my nameI know that my emotionsAre something I just can't tameI've just got to have you, baby, uh huh huh uh huh huh yeahI feel the earth move under my feetI feel the sky tumbling down, a'tumbling downI feel the earth move under my feetI feel the sky tumbling down, a'tumbling downI just lose controlDown to my very soulI get hot and cold, all over, all over, all over, all overI feel the earth move under my feetI feel the sky tumbling down, a'tumbling downI feel the earth move under my feetI feel the sky tumbling down, a'tumbling down,A'tumbling down, a'tumbling down, a'tumbling down, a'tumbling down, tumbling down!Songwriters: Carole King
How many .22 LR shots to the chest/abdomen are needed to stop a rushing attacker?
They say the real world is where the answer lies. Well when I was a young fellow, our life was that of what was referred to back in the 50's as dirt poor families. There is a back story there that I need not go into, enough to say, we had little money, and my father, who loved his booze drank up what little he was able to scratch out of the North Dakota soil. So when it came to feeding his family, dad would grab the little .22 rifle he had, an old military training rifle that he had installed a cheap JC Higgins 4 power scope on, and take a walk out into the pasture, or field, where ever he though he might find game, and would shoot what ever he encountered with that .22. We ate well on deer, rabbit, pheasant and prairie chicken all taken with that little .22 that now hangs on my dining room wall. It served us well, and even the local game warden sort of gave us his blessings, he knew of dad's plight and offered him advice that so long as he took what the family needed for food and didn't overdo it, he would turn a blind eye to dads's poaching. That he did, until one year when dad's brothers and brothers in aw all showed up for a drinking party, then decided to go for a hunt in the fields. They took way more deer then we could use, and the game warden just happened to be in the area. When he seized all the deer, he took dad aside and told him that he would butcher and freeze the meat from those deer, and that all he needed was a call from Dad and he would bring some down for us to live on. Nice guy that game warden.So, I guess what my long tale of growing up in the Dakota's has to say about the subject, the .22 Long Rifle ammo is powerful enough to take deer and antilope in the field, it is surely powerful enough to take a human being, but as always shot placement is essential. I saw a fellow gut shot by a .22 from a 5 inch barrel single action pistol, and I am here to tell you, he was in a world of hurt, the doctors worked on him for over four hours, and we had to have blood delivered via the cop hotline, that being transferred from agency to agency from where the blood was, via the highway red lights and sirens full throttle from point to point just to keep the fellow alive on the table. That little pill is nasty when it wants to be.