Month: August 2010

The only thing a child needs for exercise is a helmet, a bicycle, a soccer ball and such. They do dot need “products” to help them get enough exercise. If someone can not afford a bike and helmet, they can go to the parks for free. …
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Carried out with 756 participants and led by Dr. Simon L. Bacon, associate researcher at the MHI and professor at Concordia University, the study assessed the impact of social networks on exercise, revealing that people with heart …
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Do you feel stressed every time or barely find time to eat your meals and time to relax? Well, the concept of modern meditation has proved bless.
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Smith said area SWAT teams have coordinated training annually in the past, but not at this level, with eight teams taking part in the exercise. …
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The Fox Valley Special Recreation Association will offer exercise programs to youths and adults with autism spectrum disorders beginning Wednesday, Sept. 1. …
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By University Communications Dean Rodney J. Brown of the Brigham Young University College of Life Sciences has announced that, effective Aug. 1, Gary W. Mack assumed responsibilities as department chair in the Exercise Sciences Department. Mack replaces Larry T. Hall, who had served as chair of the department since July 2005. Hall has been appointed to the newly created position in Student Life …

Scarlett, right, is showing the kids the "fish out of water" exercise, lying on their stomachs and arching their arms and legs upwards. …
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By Allyson Shaw Exercise is healthy. It's good for your muscles, heart and mind. Researchers in the KU Alzheimer and Memory Program suggest that being …
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Exercise can actually be a great way to relieve stress — for students who choose not to participate in team sports, it can be a great way to incorporate a …
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Being physically active and getting enough exercise is good for your mind, your body and your moods. It makes you look and feel better, and gives you energy. Plus, it’s fun.

This is the time of year when many of our young people will go off to college. For some this will be the first time to live on their own learning to juggle school, work, studying and of course, a social life. For many, finding time to exercise and eat right fall to the bottom of the priority list. This of course leads to the dreaded “Freshman 30.”