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Back in the Game: Returning to Fitness Instruction by Blonde Ponytail Posted Tue 25 Oct 2011 9:00am in the next 24 hour period. Squat jumps Typically, I choose full body exercises (more muscles working = more calories burned) in a tabata format. Tabatas involve 8... minute class might only involve 6 full body exercises, but the work output is HIGH. Tabata training was found to, build endurance and muscle strength and produce better results Read on »
Review & Giveaway: Nuru Exercise Anywhere Cards by Roni N. Patient Expert Posted Mon 09 Mar 2009 3:17pm that that may help on the workout front. Crystalee emailed me way back in Jan (see I’m just behind on everything) asking if I’d review the Nuru Exercise Anywhere cards. They are small, take anywhere, exercise instructions on a set of cards that are held together by a key ring. I have to admit for such a tiny package they pack a bunch of information Read on »
Lunges Exercises for Hot "Stems" by FitBuff Brandon Patient Expert Posted Thu 16 Sep 2010 5:38am (muscles) by doing either a normal squat, dumbbell squat and barbell squat in that order as and when each exercise gets easier. Lunge ExercisesInstructions Since we're here to discuss the lunge exercises, here are instructions to execute a simple dumbbell lunge. STEP ONE – Stand with your feet at shoulder-width apart. Hold both dumbbells on both sides Read on »
Private Instruction in Yoga for People with Bipolar Disorder by David M. Patient Expert Posted Mon 10 Nov 2008 4:30pm and wholeness underneath the surface waves of body and mind. You must have your doctor’s permission to engage in exercise to participate in this yoga consultation. The suggested donation is $50 per hour, many currencies accepted. Instruction is available in English, Spanish, and French. To schedule an appointment, please contact me. Read on »
New Rotater Instructional Videos by Chris M. Posted Thu 07 Jan 2010 12:34pm Okay, you’ve been asking for them and here they are.  Eight new instructional videos demonstrating how to set up and use the Rotate to stretch your shoulder and strengthen... professional whose specialties include corrective exercise and performance enhancement (MS, LMT, NASM-CPT, CES, PES, NSCA-CSCS).  He’s also a great friend.  You can learn more about Eric Read on »
Benefits of Personalized Yoga Instruction by Martha M. Healthy Living Professional Posted Fri 30 May 2008 4:02pm Personalized yoga instruction can be a great way to get fit, lose weight, and feel great. If you are having trouble getting started with a yoga practice or making time for class, maybe personalized private yoga sessions are the answer. Seven Reasons to Consider Personalized Yoga Instruction Personalized yoga instruction can be done at a time Read on »
New Season. New Instructions. by Tamara Z. Healthy Living ProfessionalComplimentary & Alternative Medicine Posted Tue 23 Sep 2008 8:46pm ?  Here's my short, but effective list: Practice deep breathing exercises.  In yoga, this is called pranayama.  I recommend taking a class.  Jeanne Heileman at Yogaworks is one Read on »
After WLS we are instructed to f ... by Pam Tremble Patient Expert Posted Wed 14 Jan 2009 8:41pm After WLS we are instructed to follow a high-protein, low-carb, good-fat diet. We're given a range of 60g to 80g of protein intake per day. But how did they come up... that the body also gets blood glucose from any carbs we eat, which is plenty of fuel for the body.) But what about all the extra exercise I'm doing? Studies have shown Read on »
An Instructive Study Gets Published in the American Journal of Managed Care by JaanS Medical Doctor Posted Fri 20 Feb 2009 6:32pm management but it’s a good exercise in what you should look for when you read studies like this. As an aside, it was Dr. Mattke who was responsible for this oft-quoted paper, so when Read on »
BMJ instructs lawyers to “defend the claim vigorously” against Andrew Wakefield’s lawsuit by Kev Leitch Healthy Living ProfessionalHealth Maven Posted Fri 06 Jan 2012 12:28pm published last year. The BMJ and Mr. Deer stand by their articles and statements and have instructed their attorneys to “defend the claim vigorously”. Although not formally... the BMJ and Mr Deer standby the material published in the BMJ and their other statements and confirm that they have instructed lawyers to defend the claim vigorously. NOTES Read on »