on Jul 3rd, 2009How to Get Rid of Belly Fat

Many of us run in order to lose weight, or to maintain the weight loss we have already achieved. But even with diligent training and many hours invested in running fitness, some runners find it very hard to get rid of stubborn belly fat.

Are you one of the many frustrated runners who want to learn how to get rid of belly fat? The belly fat that surrounds your mid-body is a risk for heart, liver and kidney functions, and even a threat to your life. And of course, as a runner, it slows you down!

And so, the importance of reducing belly fat is more than just cosmetic, and you should pay attention to this concern as early as possible. The problem stems from the difficulty many overweight people have when it comes to deciding on one of the many diets, programs, supplements or therapies available to deal with this problem.

Unfortunately, the response to weight loss is individual and your success will depend on your personal response to weight loss programs. Your efforts to create a fitter body are more successful when a holistic approach is taken regarding obesity: eat healthy food, work your body with lots of physical activities and eliminate the causes that trigger excessive eating. A balanced lifestyle, good night sleep, a stress free existence and an optimistic perspective on life significantly influence the mechanisms that rule metabolism

Lose Your Fat Belly.

Do not be shy to ask for professional advice and help. A nutritionist can offer hints, tips and expert info necessary to diet creation, a personal trainer can recommend the cardio exercises that reduce belly fat at the optimal rate and a doctor will assess your health condition.

If you run periodical health checks, it will be a lot easier to determine the causes of an abrupt weight gain if such an episode occurs, which will thus get a superior mode of intervention and will enable the right treatment that will bring a healthier thinner condition for you.

However, the transition to a newer healthier lifestyle is pretty difficult to accept in the first stages, but in time, it will become natural. Once you understand how much good it does to your condition and how nice it makes you feel, the process will be a lot more natural and successful. Then, at the end of a dietary program, a new life chapter will start, and the words ‘dietary plan’ will be replaced by ‘lifestyle’.

For some great tips to help with weight loss and losing weight, see what Patsie Adams has to say at Easy Weight Loss Magic.

White rice, oatmeal, brown rice, whole bread and avocado contain good carbohydrates. Valuable protein are taken from chicken, turkey, fish, low fat milk, eggs and butter while Canola oil, almond oil and olive oil cover all the fat needs of a healthy body. Use the food as unprocessed as possible, and try to cook simple meals that do not require intense digestive efforts and plenty of good energy in the metabolism.

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on Jun 27th, 2009Founder of Elite Physical Therapy receives URI achievement award - Warwick Beacon

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High-scoring Hudson is the pick at No. 58 - Boston Globe

Physical therapy jokes
It sounds like a clich but laughter makes it as best medical approach. True enough, cracking physical therapy jokes to patients will brighten up their day and temporarily ignore the pain and distress they experience. Diversion their attention toward something funny or fascinating may be a strategic sense of a supplementary treatment. A lot of physical therapists are learning the craft of trying to be funny just to deliver joyful sessions to their patients. It would have been a boring session if not for the ability of physical therapists to integrate physical therapy jokes into their treatments. The physical therapist and the patient create that bond to actually pursue treatments and exercises with effectiveness. While doing so, physical therapy jokes break the ice in between exercises so that the entire therapy session doesn’t come out too serious, too hard and too lonely. Happy and funny stories spice the patient’s mood up to perform the exercises and look forward to every clinical visit. Before blurting any physical therapy joke out to your patient, you must first gain enough know-how as to what your intentions and how the jokes will benefit your patient. This is presuming that you have already established a comfortable interaction with your patient. Having the patient embrace a humorous and positive outlook will modify his attitude to become better. The therapist must not go beyond the limits and determine which physical therapy jokes are too green and inappropriate to be shared. No offense must be taken by patients; otherwise, they will lose trust and confidence in your way of treating them. To master the aspect of sharing physical therapy jokes would also need some research and practice especially for physical therapists who are not fond of doing one. Tracing back how the joke came to fame and knowing some comedians, humor styles and TV comedy shows is also wise. Filing a list of funny stories and allowing oneself to let loose is totally healthy. There are some hospital facilities that set humor interventions as manifested in humor rooms, humor video programs and humor carts used. Others get the expertise of magicians, clowns and comedians to do the tricks and funny shows themselves. The therapist can also adopt physical therapy jokes in the manner of dressing humorous item just like how Robin Williams did it in the movie Patch Adams in 1998. Physical therapy jokes are shared not only words but also actions and presentations in a healthy and safe setting. As long as any joke doesn’t offend the patient’s feelings, it will all be good.

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on Jun 25th, 2009Jennifer Landon Joins ‘Pericles Redux’ Cast for L.A. Run (Playbill via Yahoo! News)

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Not Man Apart Physical Theatre Ensemble’s Pericles Redux, inspired by the Shakespeare play and directed by John Farmanesh-Bocca, will play nine performances at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Los Angeles July 17-25. Emmy Award winner Jennifer Landon of “As the World Turns” is among the performers.


Hereabouts: Physical education teacher gets kids moving, competing (Dayton Daily News)

Hereabouts: Physical education teacher gets kids moving, competing

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