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Thoughts On Training At 50+: ‘Not Going Slower’ Versus ‘Going Faster’
You are going to slow down as you get older if you have reached your peak level of performance, at which point you might be well advised to work on not slowing down as attempts at greater speed might lead to injuries. This post provides a list of bodily functions that lose their ability, slow down, or have decreased sensitivity with age. Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, Exercise Tips, Older Athlete
Tagged Exercise Tips, metabolism, motivation, Older Athletes, sports psychology
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Water is a magical molecule, consisting of tiny dipoles or magnets, give it the properties to sustain life as we know it. Continue reading
The Three (Parts Of The) Body Problem And What I Learned From National Public Radio
Hi folks, This post is about thinking about food, and the fact that the behavior of two interacting variables may be predictable, but for three it is not. I spend a significant amount of time listening to teenagers interact (I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise Tips, nutrition
Tagged metabolism, networking, nutrition, sports psychology
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Regular Health Screening Should Be Part Of Your Exercise Program And It Can Save Your Life
Hi folks, The number of health screens of which you can avail yourself in order to extend your life span is increasing steadily. You should explore your family history for your own specific risks, and not wait for the … Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, Exercise Tips, screening
Tagged aneurysm, cardiovascular function, metabolism, Older Athletes, screening
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If You Are What You Eat, Where Can You Find Guidance You Trust?
Hi folks! I was recently paid the compliment of being asked the following question: “Anonymous is asking me if he can try using some kind of nutritional supplement as he wants to keep up an exercise and weight-training program through … Continue reading
Joe Friel’s Site Is Really Useful If You Are Undertaking Endurance Training - If You’re Not, I Can’t Imagine Why!
Hi folks! I’m always looking for websites that help my training, so recently I put Joe Friels’ Blog on my Google desktop to see what came by. Good stuff came by, such as his recent article on the effect of … Continue reading
My AAA-Stent FDA Adverse Event (Correctable Hypertension) Report, And The Role Of High Technology In My Life Recently
AAA-stent graph insertion induced a severe hypertension, which was corrected by exercise and an ACE inhibitor. Continue reading
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Tagged AAA-stent, aneurysm, angioplasty, aorta, cardiovascular function, Feldenkrais, gear, metabolism, screening
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