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Tips to Strengthen Your Spring
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Guest(s):James Stoxen, D.C. Topic:The Spring in Your Step: The Role of Foot Biomechanics in Overall Health Topic Info:With show host Dr. Klatz, guest Dr. Stoxen explains the physics and engineering of foot biomechanics. Dr. Stoxen presents the concept of “The Human Spring,” and discusses its specific implications in overall health. Find out how shoes can cause damage ... Original Air Date:11 / 21 / 2010
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Practical Tips on Running to Help Avert Cumulative Degeneration
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Guest(s):James Stoxen, D.C. Topic:The Spring in Your Step: The Role of Foot Biomechanics in Overall Health Topic Info:With show host Dr. Klatz, guest Dr. Stoxen explains the physics and engineering of foot biomechanics. Dr. Stoxen presents the concept of “The Human Spring,” and discusses its specific implications in overall health. Find out how shoes can cause damage ... Original Air Date:11 / 21 / 2010
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Does Exercise Help Alzheimer's Patients?
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Guest(s):Melanie Cole, MS Topic:Alzheimer's Awareness Topic Info:HealthRadio's own, Melanie Cole, MS, host of the popular "Sports Medicine and Fitness Show" in conjunction with the American College of Sports Medicine joins Dr. DeSilva to discuss exercising for Alzheimer's patients; does it help, what limitations do the ... Original Air Date:11 / 16 / 2010
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Walking; Weight Loss and Energy Expenditure
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Guest(s):David R. Bassett, Jr., Ph.D., FACSM Topic:Walking, Weight Loss and Exercise! Topic Info:David R. Bassett, Jr., Ph.D., FACSM comes on the show to discuss walking, weight loss and exercise. He will discuss his study on whether we walk as much as other countries, and how Pedometers can help you loose weight. Original Air Date:11 / 9 / 2010
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Do We Walk As Much As Other Countries?
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Guest(s):David R. Bassett, Jr., Ph.D., FACSM Topic:Walking, Weight Loss and Exercise! Topic Info:David R. Bassett, Jr., Ph.D., FACSM comes on the show to discuss walking, weight loss and exercise. He will discuss his study on whether we walk as much as other countries, and how Pedometers can help you loose weight. Original Air Date:11 / 9 / 2010
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Pedometers: How They Help You Loose Weight & Stay Active Featured
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Guest(s):David R. Bassett, Jr., Ph.D., FACSM Topic:Walking, Weight Loss and Exercise! Topic Info:David R. Bassett, Jr., Ph.D., FACSM comes on the show to discuss walking, weight loss and exercise. He will discuss his study on whether we walk as much as other countries, and how pedometers can help you loose weight. Original Air Date:11 / 9 / 2010
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Increasing Your Physical Activity: Getting Started!
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Guest(s):David R. Bassett, Jr., Ph.D., FACSM Topic:Walking, Weight Loss and Exercise! Topic Info:David R. Bassett, Jr., Ph.D., FACSM comes on the show to discuss walking, weight loss and exercise. He will discuss his study on whether we walk as much as other countries, and how Pedometers can help you loose weight. Original Air Date:11 / 9 / 2010
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Effects of Energy Drinks Ingredients on the Brain, Mental Health, and Performance. Featured
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Guest(s):Conrad Woolsey, Ph.D., CHES Topic:Energy Drinks and Substance Abuse Topic Info:Conrad Woolsey, Ph.D., CHES, is Assistant Professor of Health and Human Performance at Oklahoma State University comes on the show to discuss what it takes to be an Elite athlete. He will also discuss energy drinks, are they beneficial or harmful. Original Air Date:10 / 19 / 2010
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FDA Regulation and Laws to Protect Youth and Athletes
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Guest(s):Conrad Woolsey, Ph.D., CHES Topic:Energy Drinks and Substance Abuse Topic Info:Conrad Woolsey, Ph.D., CHES, is Assistant Professor of Health and Human Performance at Oklahoma State University comes on the show to discuss what it takes to be an Elite athlete. He will also discuss energy drinks, are they beneficial or harmful. Original Air Date:10 / 19 / 2010
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Athletes and Substance Abuse
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Guest(s):Conrad Woolsey, Ph.D., CHES Topic:Energy Drinks and Substance Abuse Topic Info:Conrad Woolsey, Ph.D., CHES, is Assistant Professor of Health and Human Performance at Oklahoma State University comes on the show to discuss what it takes to be an Elite athlete. He will also discuss energy drinks, are they beneficial or harmful. Original Air Date:10 / 19 / 2010
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Motivational Interviewing: Developing Lasting Positive Health Behavior Change. Featured
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Guest(s):Conrad Woolsey, Ph.D., CHES Topic:Energy Drinks and Substance Abuse Topic Info:Conrad Woolsey, Ph.D., CHES, is Assistant Professor of Health and Human Performance at Oklahoma State University comes on the show to discuss what it takes to be an Elite athlete. He will also discuss energy drinks, are they beneficial or harmful. Original Air Date:10 / 19 / 2010
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Nutrition and Exercise in Girls and Women
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Guest(s):Melinda Manore, Ph.D., R.D., FACSM Topic:Nutrition and Exercise in Girls and Women Topic Info:Female Athlete Triad is a serious health problem that involves disordered eating, low bone mass, and amenorrhea (cessation of the menstrual cycle) in female athletes. The condition is most common in sports that emphasize leanness, such as cross country ru ... Original Air Date:10 / 12 / 2010
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The Female Athlete Triad: Menstrual Dysfunction
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Guest(s):Melinda Manore, Ph.D., R.D., FACSM Topic:Nutrition and Exercise in Girls and Women Topic Info:Female Athlete Triad is a serious health problem that involves disordered eating, low bone mass, and amenorrhea (cessation of the menstrual cycle) in female athletes. The condition is most common in sports that emphasize leanness, such as cross country ru ... Original Air Date:10 / 12 / 2010
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The Female Athlete Triad: Eating Disorders and Bone Health
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Guest(s):Melinda Manore, Ph.D., R.D., FACSM Topic:Nutrition and Exercise in Girls and Women Topic Info:Female Athlete Triad is a serious health problem that involves disordered eating, low bone mass, and amenorrhea (cessation of the menstrual cycle) in female athletes. The condition is most common in sports that emphasize leanness, such as cross country ru ... Original Air Date:10 / 12 / 2010
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Weight Management and Abdominal Obesity Featured
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Guest(s):Melinda Manore, Ph.D., R.D., FACSM Topic:Nutrition and Exercise in Girls and Women Topic Info:Female Athlete Triad is a serious health problem that involves disordered eating, low bone mass, and amenorrhea (cessation of the menstrual cycle) in female athletes. The condition is most common in sports that emphasize leanness, such as cross country ru ... Original Air Date:10 / 12 / 2010
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Sports Related Concussions Featured
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Guest(s):Dr. Alan Faden Topic:Sports Emergencies Topic Info:Dr. Alan Faden joins the show to discuss sports related concussions; including, traumatic brain injury, signs and symptoms of concussions, treatment, common causes and the long term consequences that can result. Original Air Date:10 / 8 / 2010
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Most Common Sports Injuries in Adults
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Guest(s):Dr. Kevin Waninger Topic:Sports Emergencies Topic Info:Dr. Kevin Waninger joins the show to discuss common sports injuries in adults. Learn what can be done to help prevent these injuries, conditioning exercises and what to do before beginning a new exercise regime. Original Air Date:10 / 8 / 2010
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Safety Concerns in Football
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Guest(s):Greg Chertok, AASP, MEd Topic:Sports Safety for Children Topic Info:The Pressure on children to compete in sports can be exciting, humiliating, scary and very hard for children of a certain age to deal with. Greg Chertok, AASP, MEd, Director, Sport & Exercise Psychology at The Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Center, co ... Original Air Date:10 / 5 / 2010
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Teaching Our Children Good Sportsmanship
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Guest(s):Greg Chertok, AASP, MEd Topic:Sports Safety for Children Topic Info:The Pressure on children to compete in sports can be exciting, humiliating, scary and very hard for children of a certain age to deal with. Greg Chertok, AASP, MEd, Director, Sport & Exercise Psychology at The Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Center, co ... Original Air Date:10 / 5 / 2010
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Helping Our Children Deal with The Pressure To Compete
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Guest(s):Greg Chertok, AASP, MEd Topic:Sports Safety for Children Topic Info:The Pressure on children to compete in sports can be exciting, humiliating, scary and very hard for children of a certain age to deal with. Greg Chertok, AASP, MEd, Director, Sport & Exercise Psychology at The Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Center, co ... Original Air Date:10 / 5 / 2010
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