September is the new January. The holidays are over and schools are back. It’s been a long summer, and now it’s time to put the focus on yourself and get your fitness and health back on track. Because routine quickly returns after months away, September is often called the new January. For many, this can …
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — over Florida State No. 9 Notre Dame pulled out a 41-38 overtime victory late Sunday night. Notre Dame quarterback Jack Coan completed 26-of-35 passes for 366 yards and four touchdowns.Jonathan Doerer’s 41-yard field goal in overtime won it. Playing a road game on its home field, No. 2 OKLAHOMA 40, TULANE 35: …
Physical education teacher Ryan Acuff at Eagleton Elementary School, knows the power of goals and gadgets to motivate students. Currently the students at Eagleton Elementary School are using app to track their work out sections and steps, Physical education teacher Ryan Acuff, who has an educational specialist degree, records the student sets data on a …
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As the restrictions placed on indoor activities in public places due to COVID-19 pandemic are being relaxed, people are getting outdoor in record numbers. According to the recent study, places that host traditional outdoor activities such as fishing, hunting, boating, tent, RV camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities has increased compared to 2019. The study …
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Keith McCants, died Thursday in St. Petersburg. Former Bucs first-round draft pick, was found dead due to drug overdose, however investigation are still underway, the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office said. Keith McCants, had a great six-year NFL career, however this was followed by a downward spiral due to self-infliction that included a dependence on painkillers …
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New York City and San Francisco have recently passed laws mandating some level of COVID-19 vaccination requirements in various public settings. The NBA has said that the vaccine requirements for New York City and San Francisco teams will completely enforced covering both staff members and players. According to a memo released, unless there is an …
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Full-time athletic trainers also double as teachers at the Sandra Day O’Connor, where 350 students have enrolled in sports medicine program. The $1 million facility can treat athletes in all sports. The Sandra Day O’Connor sports medicine facility that outshines those at many colleges. The athletes at the school are fortunate. The cutting edge, college-level …
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A recent study published in the British Journal of Nutrition has linked healthy diet to better wellbeing and mental health, the report further notes that there is a need move away from processed and junk foods. The research conducted by team from Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, found that diet can influence mood and processed and …
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On March 16th last year city of Philadelphia ordered all nonessential businesses to shut down. As the lock down hit, fitness studios found themselves in unfamiliar territory. Owners tried to hustle by renting out equipment to clients and introducing virtual classes, but this wasn’t enough to save most of them. Most of the studios in …
The largest study to understand the relationship between habitual physical activity and physical fitness was recently concluded by researchers at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM). This has been the largest study performed to date to analyse habitual physical activity and physical fitness. According to the conclusions by the researchers from Boston University School of …
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