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have you ever thought about getting a gym membership but thought "I don't have time"? Don't worry. You're not alone. What some of us don't think about, is that when you work out at the gym on a regular basis, your energy level goes up, stress is reduced, thought process is refined, sleep pattern is regulated and you have more confidence.

In the long run, this will create more time in the day by allowing you to think faster, be more efficient, relaxed and happy, and trust that you are a together person.

Now, we know that your probably still going to put off going to the gym, but what if a similar effect could be achieved at home in a more relaxing atmosphere? Try this one:

Grab a yoga or Thai Chi tape and watch enough to learn three movements. Once you know these movements by heart, run a nice hot bath, take off your makeup and make a cup of tea. Light some candles around the tub (fresh flowers are a nice touch too) and put on some soothing music.

Repeat your three movements for five to ten minutes, making sure to concentrate on your breathing. Hop in the tub with your cup of tea and add your favourite smelly bath treat. Lie back in the bath and concentrate on your breathing again. Let the world melt from your mind for as long as you can.

Go to bed right after you get out and have a wonderful sleep. Wake up refreshed and ready to take on the world! You'll be amazed at the difference.

Ivy Mills has been researching chemical sensitivity and natural alternatives for over five years and has brought her knowledge to the marketplace in her company, Valhalla Essences. Her personal experiences have fed a passion to help others with the same problem. Ivy welcomes others to share their stories and experiences on her blog, Peaceful Power.

Many golfers do not realize this, but the grip is the most important aspect of the golf swing. Your grip is the only connection you have with your golf club. Many good golfers do not have the greatest swings, but they ALL have good grips. The grip is absolutely essential to perfecting your golf game. Here are a few tips to help you learn how to grip a golf club the right way.

To start, there are three basic grip types you should be aware of: interlocking, overlapping, and ten finger (or baseball grip). Which of the three is the right grip for you? That will depend on which one feel most comfortable and natural to you. The grip that feels the most comfortable, will more than likely produce the best results for you.

The interlocking grip consists of interlocking your left index finger and your right pinky finger underneath the golf club. The overlapping grip is similar to the interlocking grip, but instead the right pinky finger is placed over the left index finger. With the baseball grip, those two fingers do not overlap or interlock, they just simply meet together. In order to grip a golf club properly, you first need to determine which type of grip you will use.

You want to make sure your hands are relaxed when holding the golf club. If you grip your golf club too tightly, your swing is going to suffer. The more relaxed your grip is, the farther and straighter you will hit the ball. That being said, you do not want an extremely loose grip either. The ideal golf grip is a comfortable medium between tense and loose.

If your golf game is suffering, the culprit could very likely be your grip. An improper grip will make your golf game seem like a real chore, rather than the fun activity it is. Remember that practice is the key when learning how to grip a golf club to be more successful in your golf game.

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