'exercise' Tag

  • Oct
    13
    2009

    "Close" Doesn't Just Count When Playing Horseshoes

    While “close” may count in horseshoes, it isn’t usually a word we associate with achievement. In point of fact, very few things in life, it seems, count much at all if you don’t “hit a grand slam.”  Well, it would seem that this may not be entirely the case when it comes to living longer. [...]

  • Jul
    02
    2009

    Do You Know About "Boomeritis"?

    You know the old saying, “You’re only as old as you feel,” right? And though in general this adage may be true, specifically the young/old feeling seems to vary from day-to-day as we age, especially among baby boomers where sports and athletic activities are involved. In fact, orthopedic surgeons are seeing a “tidal wave” of [...]

  • Jun
    22
    2009

    Take Time to Slow Down Age-Related Health Risks

    Chiropractors, like me, agree that “motion is life.” We, humans, were designed to walk, to run, to dance, and to move all the muscles of our body for our entire lifespan. So, naturally, it follows that we either “move it or lose it!” Our aging “Baby Boomer” population is discovering just how true this cautionary [...]

  • Jun
    18
    2009

    How To Move From Inactivity to Mobility One Step at a Time

    You may have read on this website, or elsewhere, about recent studies that have shown that physical activity is requisite to getting and staying healthy, especially as we age. But, if you’ve been inactive for awhile, even the idea of exercise might seem “exhausting.” The best way, then, to approach this much-needed addition to your [...]

 
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