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fitness: how can athletes break out of a slump?

research suggests that the more athletes believe they can control the cause of the slump, or that it’s a natural occurrence, the less anxiety they have about finding their way through it.
jill barker
may 16 2022

can a cannabis gummy simulate runner's high?

“we found that endurance athletes regularly take multiple supplements, liquids, and synthetic painkillers. our goal was to provide a compact, portable, and plant-based alternative"
the growthop
may 13 2022

a 'longevity success story': canada's growing 85-plus group makes us wonder what the key is to healthy aging

social isolation and loneliness takes years off your life, says laura tamblyn watts, founder, president and ceo of canage, a national seniors’ advocacy organization.
robin roberts
may 13 2022

taking the first step toward instituting a healthy habit

in the push to get more people active, we can be guilty of overthinking exercise.
jill barker
may 9 2022

weak muscles and a wide waist is a bad mix for men: study

earlier diagnosis of physical decline could help prevent difficulties with everyday activities like using public transportation, shopping, and getting dressed.
dave yasvinski
may 2 2022

it's the therapeutic aspect of yoga that keeps people coming back

before you sign up for a class or start checking out online options, take a few minutes to determine what type of yoga best suits your goals.
jill barker
may 2 2022

even a little exercise can help with depression

getting even half of the recommended two and half hours of physical activity a week can be great for mental health.
maija kappler
apr 28 2022

over 70? do these three things and you can cut your cancer risk by 61 per cent

according to a recent study, the combination of vitamin d, omega-3s and exercise packs a powerful punch against cancer in later years.
dave yasvinski
apr 25 2022
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canadian society for exercise physiology
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migraine canada

fitness: how can athletes break out of a slump?

research suggests that the more athletes believe they can control the cause of the slump, or that it’s a natural occurrence, the less anxiety they have about finding their way through it.
jill barker
may 16 2022

can a cannabis gummy simulate runner's high?

“we found that endurance athletes regularly take multiple supplements, liquids, and synthetic painkillers. our goal was to provide a compact, portable, and plant-based alternative"
the growthop
may 13 2022

a 'longevity success story': canada's growing 85-plus group makes us wonder what the key is to healthy aging

social isolation and loneliness takes years off your life, says laura tamblyn watts, founder, president and ceo of canage, a national seniors’ advocacy organization.
robin roberts
may 13 2022

taking the first step toward instituting a healthy habit

in the push to get more people active, we can be guilty of overthinking exercise.
jill barker
may 9 2022
powered by
canadian society for exercise physiology

weak muscles and a wide waist is a bad mix for men: study

earlier diagnosis of physical decline could help prevent difficulties with everyday activities like using public transportation, shopping, and getting dressed.
dave yasvinski
may 2 2022

it's the therapeutic aspect of yoga that keeps people coming back

before you sign up for a class or start checking out online options, take a few minutes to determine what type of yoga best suits your goals.
jill barker
may 2 2022

even a little exercise can help with depression

getting even half of the recommended two and half hours of physical activity a week can be great for mental health.
maija kappler
apr 28 2022

over 70? do these three things and you can cut your cancer risk by 61 per cent

according to a recent study, the combination of vitamin d, omega-3s and exercise packs a powerful punch against cancer in later years.
dave yasvinski
apr 25 2022
powered by
migraine canada

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