Creating an Effective Exercise Program Post-Cancer Treatment
You or someone you love has just completed a difficult and rocky road of cancer treatment. It’s time to get your body back on track, and give it a bit […]
Continue ReadingYou or someone you love has just completed a difficult and rocky road of cancer treatment. It’s time to get your body back on track, and give it a bit […]
Continue ReadingIf you or someone you love is dealing with cancer, and currently undergoing cancer treatment, you might think exercise is off the table. You would be wrong. Exercise has a […]
Continue ReadingIn the first blog of our Cancer and Exercise series, we discussed why exercise was beneficial for survival and tolerance of treatment. In this post, we’ll be discussing what types […]
Continue ReadingAccording to the National Cancer Institute, by the end of 2018, “over half a million Americans will lose their lives to cancer, and more than 1.7 million men and women […]
Continue ReadingOctober is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Therefore, highlighting the benefits of exercise in different stages of cancer – diagnosis, during treatment, and post-treatment recovery seemed important. This is the first in […]
Continue ReadingThe year is 1986 and Kay Yuspeh just bought her first club, the Highlander, ushering in a new wave of tennis clubs. With this new wave came new members as […]
Continue ReadingIn the United States, soy products are becoming very popular as sources of vegetable protein and they come in many different forms and tastes. One of the benefits of soybeans is […]
Continue ReadingWe’re extremely proud of our members. Over the years their work out agendas and sporting endeavors serve as healthy examples of how it feels to be “Elite,” and how exercise […]
Continue ReadingIf you have been following my posts over the past few months, you’ll know that what you eat matters not only for your waistline, but also when it comes to […]
Continue ReadingPreventing disease and living healthy is a life-long venture. Many Americans spend most of their lives and their income finding ways to “stay healthy.” Most researchers agree that it will take some work […]
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