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If You Prefer You Can Talk To FitOldDog About Safe Exercise For Better Health On Facebook
The blog provides a link to FitOldDog’s business Facebook page, ‘Old Dogs in Training LLC, where it might be easier for us to converse. Continue reading
Posted in blogging ideas, business, exercise and health, health challenged, Older Athlete
Tagged Exercise Tips, facebook link
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Rebuilding Your Life After Aortic Surgery With FitOldDog’s Quick Start Guide To Aortic Surgery Recovery
Commercial break to announce FitOldDog’s first product, the Aortic Surgery Recovery Quick Start Guide, to help you get your life back on track after such a life-threatening event based on my personal experience. Continue reading
FitOldDog Recommends Posture Training THEN Weight Training To Prevent Osteoporosis
If you decide to undertake weight training to protect you from osteoporosis, FitOldDog recommends that you first take posture training, or you will be putting the load on all the wrong places. Continue reading
What Should I Advise Larry To Do? To Train For An Ironman Or Not?
We each have to address our own fears, select our own challenges, and fight for a good life by conquering our fears, and that is Larry’s challenge. Continue reading
Post Number 300: Brief Review Of “Coaching Athletes With Diabetes”
This short article provides a nice, concise introduction to the subject of diabetes and the impact of this condition on athletes and the coaches that train them. It is a good starting point, which should be followed by more in depth study of this interesting subject if true success and safety are to be achieved. Continue reading
Posted in coaching, health challenged
Tagged books, diabetes, Exercise Tips, nutrition, sports psychology
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If You Have an AAA-Stent or Any Other Health Challenge, Choose Your Training Partners Carefully
FitOldDog’s says choose your training partners carefully, and try to find some who have experience with health or physical challenges, as they will teach you a thing or two. Continue reading
Posted in exercise and health, Exercise Tips, health challenged, Training
Tagged AAA-stent, aneurysm, athletewithstent, Barefoot, bike, coach, heart stent, stent, swim
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