Emotional Health Improves With Age. Part 2

Posted by admin on February 03, 2012
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More Room to Reflect
John Mayer, Ph.D., a professor of psychology at the University of New Hampshire and expert in emotional intelligence, said that as people age they gain more mental space to reflect on and understand their emotional lives.

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Emotional Health Improves With Age. Part 1

Posted by admin on February 03, 2012
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Fine wine and blue jeans aren’t the only things that get better with age. A new study says your emotional maturity also flourishes as time goes by.

Though your motions may slow down as you get older, your emotions rev up to new levels of complexity and intensity. Continue reading…

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Understanding the Effects of VR Exercise

Posted by admin on February 01, 2012
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To understand the effects of VR exercise, both the physiological and psychological responses are important. In these studies, even though subjects were working at the same perceived effort, they worked at a higher exercise intensity on the VR machines than on the non-VR machines. Psychologists describe this phenomenon as dissociation, whereby the subjects’ attentional focus is shifted away from internal cues of how hard they feel they are working. Because exercisers are working at a higher intensity, they should logically experience greater improvements in aerobic capacity and body composition if they regularly use VR machines. Continue reading…

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Technology Today

Posted by admin on January 25, 2012
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“The premier club management systems developers,” according to Ivey, “continually assess the marketplace, reviewing their customers’ requirements and suggestions, to provide new features and capabilities.” Continue reading…

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Study Screening Lowers Colon Cancer Risk

Posted by admin on January 23, 2012
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It has been proven beyond serious doubt that screening for CRC or colorectal cancer, the 2nd leading reason of cancer death in the US, lowers the death rate from this disease. A new study in the Nov. 30 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine supports the simple technique of testing stool for occult blood as a means of reducing the occurrence of new CRC cases.

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The Printed Image of your Program

Posted by admin on January 17, 2012
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lMany clubs fail to realize the importance of image when designing their printed aerobics schedule. Once a copy of the schedule leaves the building, it’s out there for the world to see. Whether a member drops it in a parking lot or passes it on to friends, you can be assured that many people other than members look at your schedule of classes.

A schedule looks best when it is professionally printed. The impression it makes far exceeds those that are handwritten or typed. If your budget is tight, it may be possible to trade a free membership for a printer’s services, or allow the printer free advertising on the club’s premises. Continue reading…

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Manual Requirements

Posted by admin on January 09, 2012
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The hiring process is just one of the many situations in which an employee manual can come in handy. By reviewing it with instructor candidates, they know right away what will be expected of them as your employees. If they can’t comply with the requirements, you’ll have saved time and avoided misunderstandings by bringing it to light early. Continue reading…

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Propecia Cures Male Pattern Baldness

Posted by admin on January 09, 2012
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Propecia will treat your hair loss: Propecia is a physician-prescribed medication that has garnered FDA approval. Propecia is a widely used medication that reduces mild to moderate male pattern baldness, especially at the top and middle of the scalp. Continue reading…

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Health & Fitness Exchange, Part 2

Posted by admin on December 29, 2011
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Murder on Harbor Boulevard was designed to promote balanced physical activity. Because detectives were unable to get additional clues by spending extra hours on the treadmill or pumping iron, there was no incentive to overtrain. This encouraged members to space out their workouts and plan ahead rather than doing too much in a single exercise session. At the same time, the program motivated runners to include strength training in their exercise program and got some weightlifters to add aerobics to their weekly training regimen. The end result was a 24 percent increase in facility utilization during the six-week event. Continue reading…

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Prescription Medication

Posted by admin on December 23, 2011
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Once you have been prescribed medication, your next step is to choose a pharmacy. But it is equally important to understand the medications you are taking. Stop to talk with your doctor or pharmacist about interactions, special instructions, administration techniques and the importance of timing your medications and taking them regularly. Continue reading…

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