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Communicating With Someone Who Has an Eating Disorder

Communcation helps to overcome an eating disorder

Who is to say what body shape suggests an eating disorder? The best indicator of an eating disorder is how someone communicates.

BIKE FITNESS: TO GYM OR NOT TO GYM? THAT IS THE QUESTION

Gym fitness

For as long as I can remember and have been cycling, there has been ongoing debate amongst the peloton as to whether gym workouts are beneficial to cyclists. I am, personally, a believer in the gym for cyclist. Having spent 8 years without a gym and 6 years with the gym, I know which one has propelled my strength, flexibility, stamina and endurance – and it didn’t happen from just pushing the pedals outside. It came from using free weights, a swiss ball and foam roller.

Does Hypnosis Have Side Effects?

As with most therapies, there are concerns over side effects when it comes to hypnosis. Not understanding hypnosis well enough may increase these concerns. For instance, a common question asked is, “What if I get stuck in hypnosis and can’t get out?”

GYROTONIC® and GYROKINESIS® Methodology: Runners Posture Part 2 – Hips, Legs and Feet

Gyrotonics for postural correction

GYROTONIC NEWS & REVIEW: By Columnist Dana Rader  – Exercise Physiologist, GYROTONIC® & GYROKINESIS® Master Trainer: Photo credit: Dana Rader GYROTONIC® and GYROKINESIS® Methods – In my last article I explored the importance of postural balances and core strength when embarking on a running program. Yes, anyone can put on their running shoes and go for a run. However, you need […]

LEARNING PROPER RUNNING PACE TECHNIQUES USING GPS

Recently, I ran a marathon with a few of the runners I coach. Over the course of the race, many people were talking, questioning and almost arguing with themselves about how far they had run. They also questioned their running pace. Runners need to learn what certain running paces feel like. But is the old school technique of running on a track with a stop watch better than modern GPS tracking devices?

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