Wellness Matters Magazine May/June 2013 Issue www.wellnessmattersmagazine.com You've Got to Move It, Move It!Pilates for a Symbiotic Mind and Bodyby Monique Molino
The other day I received this text from my client and it said: "I did not believe it so I had to take a picture"! This text came in at 8am in the morning and it just made my day. Why, you may ask?
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Emerging from Yu (a Tao term for being) assembling with the English word for balance (equilibrium, steadiness) is a philosophical approach to attaining sustainable lifelong wellness. In a culture fixated on instant gratification,
This week, my husband and I attended a fabulous presentation by Dr. Eric Oestmann on Rotator Cuff Disorders. While designed as continued education for physical therapist, it had plenty of information for our use as personal trainers. We see shoulder problems more often than we like, and I myself am intimately acquainted with impingement syndrome, shoulder surgeries and a frozen shoulder.
www.bethesdapersonaltraining.comMost people who are interested in personal training have at least one of the following common fitness goals: 1. Weight loss or a decrease in body fat percentage. (improvement in body composition)
www.bethesdapersonaltraining.comMost people who are interested in personal training have at least one of the following common fitness goals: 1. Weight loss or a decrease in body fat percentage. (improvement in body composition)
