Does anybody have that fear of working out and hurting yourself? I want to start working out but my biggest fear is tearing my ACL for some reason, I don’t know where the fear came from but it’s always there.
I get afraid of pulling something, breaking something, or just anything that involves me getting hurt.
Did anyone struggle through this? How do I get over it.
Hey everyone! I was wondering if anyone knows how to become a staff member for KIDCO (if you know what that is). I know it’s run through the City of Tucson, but I’m having trouble figuring out where to apply or who to contact for positions for the upcoming school year.
If anyone has worked there before or knows the application process, I’d really appreciate the help.
Hi everyone! I started beginner salsa a few weeks ago, and I’ve noticed that a lot of the people in my class have really nice hip movement. Mine feels pretty stiff in comparison. I’m not sure if I’m just too tense, if I’m overthinking it, or if it’s something that comes with more practice. Does hip movement develop naturally over time, or is there something I should be working on to improve it? Any tips would be appreciated!
Hey everyone! I’m starting my engineering degree soon and was curious about other engineers’ career paths.
I love to hear and see how people’s salaries progressed over time and what roles they worked in along the way. If anyone is willing to share their experience, I’d love to hear it.
Does anyone know of any good workout classes around Tucson for beginners?
I want to get stronger and tone my body, but I honestly don’t like going to the gym because I have no idea how to use most of the equipment 😭 I’m looking for classes that are welcoming and beginner-friendly.
just like to add that i am 18 so i don’t mind doing it with older people
I’m starting engineering this August and I’ve recently realized that one of the biggest things I want in a future career is the ability to travel.
My sister is a mechanical engineer and her job has taken her to places like Florida, New York, California, and Texas. I think she’s in some type of sales engineering role, but it made me curious about other engineering careers that involve travel too.
For those of you in engineering jobs that travel often:
- What field are you in?
-What does the travel usually involve?
- Do you enjoy it, or does it get exhausting?
I’m currently deciding between industrial and mechanical engineering, so I’d love hearing about experiences from either field.