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Feel free to vary the amount of sugar depending on how sweet you'd like it.

summary: Add together the shortening, sugar, cocoa, milk and mint in a medium bowl. Whisk the frosting together until it's smooth. Spread the frosting evenly across the top of the cake with a butter knife once it has cooled. Slice the cake into 8 portions, plate and garnish with a sprig of mint. Finished.

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Wicketkeepers need to have all around good strength, stamina, and agility. You need to incorporate a mix of things like running, weight training, and agility drills into your exercise routines to get in shape to be a good wicketkeeper. Cricket games can go on for a really long time, so it's important that you have the strength and endurance to last a whole match. The number of days you should train per week will depend on the level of cricket you are playing and how much time you have. In general, 3-4 personal training sessions a week is a good goal. Do something like 4-5 sets of 40m (130ft) sprints during every running session. Rest for short amounts of time, about 15 seconds, in between each sprint. Wicketkeepers have to stand still while waiting for deliveries, then all of a sudden dive or jump for the ball. Doing cardio exercises like sprints helps replicate the sudden bursts of fast movement that you will need to use as a wicketkeeper. Do sprint training drills every personal training session that you do during the week. Do a set of something like regular squats or lunges followed by a set of box jumps or jump squats. Alternating these types of exercises will build your muscles and allow you to make explosive movements during cricket matches. Wicketkeepers have to make the same kinds of repetitive explosive movements as boxers and tennis players, such as launching themselves long distances to catch a ball. Incorporate power exercises and strength training into each of your personal training sessions. Do things like Russian twists, medicine ball throws, and other ab exercises to develop your core strength. This will allow you to perform rotation movements and dive with more ease. Planks are another good exercise you can do to build your core stability. Work some core exercises into every personal training session that you do during the week.

summary: Do a mix of strength and cardio exercises to get in shape. Perform repetitive sprint training drills to build your stamina. Alternate power exercises and strength training to build explosive strength. Work on developing your core to help you dive and twist around.

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Take a strand from the outside edge of the left section and cross it over, making sure it crosses over the strand from the other side. As you move down the length of your hair, you'll see the fishtail pattern emerging.
summary: Cross a strand from the left section to the right. Continue crossing strands back and forth. Secure the end with a ponytail holder.