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19-02-2012 14:15 Learn how to send exercise programs to your patients at http://www.perfectfitmd.com.

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19-02-2012 19:02 BEST DISCOUNT amzn.to Product Description Fitnex Bike Get an excellent cardio workout in your own home with the compact, gym-quality Fitnex B30 upright exercise bike. It features eight levels of resistance, contact heart rate grips, magazine rack, and water bottle holder. The exercise console (which requires 4 D-size batteries; not included) has a large, easily readable 2.5 x 5-inch LCD, which provides pulse, speed, time, distance, calories, and watts feedback. You can choose from 12 exercise programs, with one manual, six user-defined, and five heart rate programs. It has a footprint that measures 39 inches long and 21 inches wide, and it's backed by a manufacturer's warranty covering the frame for 10 years, parts for 1 year, and labor for 90 days. Specifications: LCD display size 2.5" x 5" Console Feedback: Pulse, speed, time, distance, calories, watts, program Programs: Twelve programs (5 heart rate, 1 manual, 6 user) Resistance Range: Eight levels of resistance Contact heart rate grips Power Requirement: Four D batteries Footprint: 39" long x 21" wide Magazine rack Water bottle holder Manufacturer's Warranty Frame - 10 year limited warranty, parts - one year, labor - 90 days About Exercise Bikes Despite the competition from trendy new fitness inventions, exercise bikes continue to be popular options for home exercise. They offer the same aerobic benefits of riding a bicycle at any time, in any weather, without leaving the comfort and safety of home. Exercise bikes don ...

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19-02-2012 19:09 BEST DISCOUNT goo.gl Customer Reviews: "I really like my LifeSpan EL1000 elliptical and feel it is well worth my money. It's very smooth and gives me a fluid motion as I exercise. The walking stride and the arm movement are very natural. The elliptical console is colorful and tells me everything I need to know. The small size of the elliptical is great too. It is compact and doesn't take up much floor space, and even though our ceiling height is only 7 feet, my husband who is 6 feet tall can use it too. I've tried other elliptical trainers and this one is the best. My LifeSpan is easy to use and just feels good when I use it. It has helped me be healthier - I've lost weight and strengthened my arms and leg muscles. I got my elliptical within days of ordering. Assembly was faster than I expected with good instructions. One of the plastic covers over the handlebar joint didn't fit tight originally but I got it fixed quickly. I would recommend this elliptical." Product Description LifeSpan Fitness Enjoy the benefits of a total body workout with little impact on your joints and back with the LifeSpan Fitness EL1000 elliptical trainer. Outfitted with an 18-inch stride length and narrow 2.5-inch pedal spacing, the EL1000 supports your natural walking motion, with converging handlebars that let your arms flow naturally as you exercise. For added comfort, the space between the treadmill's handlebars narrows as you extend your arms forward and then widens as you swing them by your ...

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20-02-2012 00:54 Lifespan TR4000i http://www.amazon.com The centerpiece of the TR4000i, but, is that the multicolored LCD console, which offers many simultaneous readouts and exercise programs to assist you achieve your health and fitness goals. The display tracks it slow, calories, distance, steps, heart rate, speed, and incline level, with giant soft-touch keys helping you start and control your momentum. More importantly, the console offers a selection of preset workout programs that facilitate your vary your exercise routine--a crucial factor for people attempting to urge in shape. Many of the workout programs on the TR4000i are grouped by exercise motivation, therefore you'll be able to quickly select a workout that's right for you. The program classes embrace weight loss (select from steady pace, long slow distance, cardio run, short interval, or uphill walk); healthy living (with uphill climb, pyramid climb, plateau climb, ladder, and uphill interval options); and sports coaching (with seven programs designed to assist you train for an upcoming sporting event).

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By Paul G. Donohue, M.D.

February 18, 2012 12:00 AM

DEAR DR. DONOHUE: My New Year's resolution was to get active. I did. Now I suffer. I chose to jog for exercise and did it daily.

Now I have pain on the bottom of my heel. I can hardly walk on it in the morning when I get out of bed. It gets somewhat better during the day, but it's back toward the end of the day. Any idea what this is, and what I can do for it?

— M.D.

Heel pain is a common complaint. One of its most common causes is plantar fasciitis. Your description of painful first steps in the morning upon rising is typical of this condition.

The plantar fascia is a band of tough tissue that runs from the bottom of the heel to the base of the toes. It supports the foot and its arches. It also absorbs the shock the foot takes when it strikes the ground in walking, jogging or running.

A sudden increase in the times your foot hits the ground is bound to make the plantar fascia rebel. Stop jogging for two weeks. I get the impression that you've already done so. Examine your shoes to see if they're giving you the shock absorption that you need. If they're not, get a padded shoe insert or new shoes.

Every evening, ice the bottom of the heel for 15 minutes.

At night, when you are in bed and lying on your back, your feet need to be propped up so the toes are pointing to the ceiling. A splint is the best way to do this. You can make your own. If the feet drop down toward the mattress, they stretch the plantar fascia and cause pain.

Once you are free of pain, you can actively stretch the fascia. Grab your toes with one hand and pull the foot toward your shin. Hold the stretched position for 10 seconds and repeat the stretch 10 times. Do this exercise three times a day. If this program doesn't bring relief in a couple of weeks, see the family doctor for a confirmation of the diagnosis and for the possibility of a cortisone shot in the painful area.

DEAR DR. DONOHUE: Have you an opinion on drinking chocolate milk shortly after exercising? I hear it's the best way to feed your muscles. Friends tell me it actually reduces body fat. Is this true?

— J.J.

Chocolate milk has become an athletic drink — if you make that low-fat chocolate milk. It's been shown to trim belly fat when it's used in combination with an exercise program and calorie restriction. I know there is a generous supply of calories in chocolate milk. You have to cut those calories from other foods.

Chocolate milk replenishes stored carbohydrates in muscles. It provides protein for muscle-building. It's best to drink it within an hour of your exercise routine.

There is evidence that it pares abdominal fat. Drinking the milk might not reduce total body weight, but the selective removal of abdominal fat and the increase in muscle size make it an appealing way to enhance an exercise program.

I'm going to try it. I'll let you know the results.

DEAR DR. DONOHUE: What is the best way to treat a callus on the bottom of my foot? I have had to stop walking because of it. It feels like I'm walking on a stone.

— S.A.

A callus indicates skin friction. The body protects the skin by forming it. You need cushioned shoes or a cushioned shoe insert.

Soak your foot in warm, soapy water to soften the callus. Then take a pumice stone or callus file, both items are found in all drugstores, and pare the callus. Don't draw blood.

Protect the area with a callus pad to prevent recurrence.

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Posted: Friday, February 17, 2012 2:59 pm | Updated: 3:10 pm, Fri Feb 17, 2012.

Locations: Coeur d'Alene-Hayden-Post Falls

What started as a dream nearly 30 years ago, PEAK Health and Wellness Centers are still of serving our community keeping people active, healthy and energized! With their challenging and exciting programs in full swing, they strive every day to guide and motivate their members to fulfill their dream.

When you arrive at the PEAK you will be greeted by their friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable staff that is always available to accommodate your individual needs. Joining their community whether you are a swimmer, tennis or racquetball player or enjoy weight lifting and group fitness classes, they have what you need. Their facilities are always updated with the latest equipment and programs/classes such as TRX, Reformer, Gravity/Kinesis, Biggest Loser, Insanity, X-Fit, Zumba and top-notch nutritional training.

PEAK'S new lower dues and affordable childcare make this the perfect time to join. Being a member of PEAK also affords you the luxury of attending your choice of 8 different reciprocal health clubs in the northwest with no additional fees.

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City hall seems to be speaking out both sides of its corporate mouth by trumpeting the Community Wellness Plan while making exercise programs for many residents, and particularly seniors, financially out of reach.

Members of the community and social services committee refused this week to overturn a previous decision cancelling the all-inclusive Active Living Plus pass at city recreation facilities.

Three dozen seniors attended the committee meeting, hoping to sway committee members to revisit the issue.

Their spokesperson, Leslie Snell, made an impassioned plea. She noted in 2011 the pass cost almost $498 and allowed pass-holders unlimited access to aquafit and land fitness classes.

Taking the same classes she took last year without the all-inclusive pass, Snell told the committee, would cost her almost $2,900.

Colleen Clack, acting general manager of arts, culture and entertainment, said the passes were a money-loser for the city and led to scheduling issues, because pass holders could register for a class and then not show up since there would be no financial penalty for missing it.

The all-inclusive passes have been replaced by a punch pass system, which lets users pay for visits on a “bulk” basis and will result in a savings for more casual users, Clack told the committee.

The real difficulty here seems to be that the city did not communicate the changes with the current pass holders before the changes came into effect at the beginning of January.

“You’ve ignored your most faithful users,” Snell told the committee, calling the decision “exceedingly unfair.”

We accept there may have been administrative challenges associated with the all-inclusive pass program.

But with an aging population, and renewed focus on keeping that population active, initiatives that promise to erect barriers to exercise should be avoided almost at any cost.

It’s curious that a staff report put before committee members noted the move supports a goal of the corporate strategic plan to create “a healthy and safe community.”

On its face this direction appears contrary to that goal.

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