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Posture

 Did your mom tell you to stand up straight when you were a kid?

Well mom was onto something there. Typically, poor posture is related to lack of exercise (or improper exercise), incorrect body mechanics, prolonged sitting or standing (especially on poor flooring or with poor footwear), a sedentary lifestyle, muscular imbalances and/or lack of flexibility. Other reasons include medical conditions and injuries. Poor posture can even occur due to stress (think how your shoulders and neck tense up when you are stressed…it impacts your posture).

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KINGS, SALT AND HEALTH
 There is a Czech children’s fairytale called “Salt over Gold”. My parents used to read me the story about how a king realized that his kingdom could survive without gold and wealth but not without salt. Without salt the people were unhappy, they were missing the ‘spice of life’.
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HORSES, EXERCISE AND WINSTON CHURCHILL
 April is a time when many horse lovers are eager to hop into the saddle for their first spring ride. Horseback riding is a wonderful way to enjoy the outdoors with our friends and family (human and equine). Some of my fondest memories of country life are of riding with my dad on our beautiful horses, Tex and Shadow.
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PERSONAL TRAINING: INVEST IN YOURSELF
 Many Hollywood celebrities hire Personal Trainers to help them achieve or maintain their physique, why shouldn’t you treat yourself to the same experience? Here is why you should hire a trainer…
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Exercise and Endorphin Euphoria
 Have you ever worked out really, really hard and afterwards felt relaxed, extremely positive and euphoric (feeling of well being)?
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COACH AND ROLE MODEL: ONE AND THE SAME
 I remember a cartoon in a coaching text book that illustrated a confident soccer coach taking large strides in a field and leaving his footprints after each step. A few steps behind him was a young soccer athlete, trying to walk in the footprints of the coach… this was not so much of a walk, but rather a leap from step to step. There was no caption necessary to this cartoon as it most effectively illustrated how a young athlete was modeling himself after his coach, trying to keep up in his footsteps.
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ANTIOXIDANTS IN A HEALTHY DIET
 What is an antioxidant? Antioxidants are substances that prevent damage to cells by neutralizing free radicals. Some examples include Vitamin A, C, E, carotenoids and various enzymes. So what are free radicals then? Unstable molecules that attack stable molecules and can damage or kill healthy cells.
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THE SPOT REDUCTION MYTH
 The best way to lose fat off your stomach is to do crunches, right?

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Fitness tips

YOUTH AND EXERCISE
Some of the principal components of fitness: cardiovascular fitness, muscular and bone strength, flexibility and a healthy body composition (body fat to lean muscle mass ratio) are vital to the overall health of kids. Here are just a few reasons why exercise should be encouraged during youth:
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What our students Say

"As a high school student, I find these classes are a great way to relieve the stress of a busy day of work and studying. -Gary Miller.

As a busy professional I enjoy the great workout-Erica S.(Adult class)

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PG Combat Center

Prince George's ultimate Martial Arts facility!

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FOOD FOR HEALTH: FIBER
We have all heard that fiber is good for us. Find out about why it is beneficial for health and what some of the best fiber food sources are.
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STRENGTH TRAINING FOR YOUR SPORT
 Do you play sports or do a physical activity on a regular basis? Perhaps you cycle, ski, dance, play hockey or tennis or compete in martial arts. Whatever your sport, and your level of participation, you might want to consider adding some strength training to your program.
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Posture

 Did your mom tell you to stand up straight when you were a kid?

Well mom was onto something there. Typically, poor posture is related to lack of exercise (or improper exercise), incorrect body mechanics, prolonged sitting or standing (especially on poor flooring or with poor footwear), a sedentary lifestyle, muscular imbalances and/or lack of flexibility. Other reasons include medical conditions and injuries. Poor posture can even occur due to stress (think how your shoulders and neck tense up when you are stressed…it impacts your posture).

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