Why high temps can lead to low ‘get up and go’
After working out all summer in the heat and humidity, Boomer Blogger Alan Sivell can sympathize with those of us who are ready for a break – just don’t make it too long!
Chasing “the runners’ high” since 1980
Asked why he ran five miles a day, the Professor said “Because it makes me feel good.” Little did he know, it was all in his head.
Spring can’t come soon enough.
The Professor has been worrying that if he didn’t get outside on a more regular basis, he might have lost ground he might not get back. It turns out if you haven’t exercised in a year – or at all – you can reverse functional loss.
Can’t get to the gym? Try this at-home workout!
Alan turns to a colleague for a “refresher” on his stay-at-home workout routine. Christopher Schwartz, a St. Ambrose kinesiology professor shares 8 ways to get your workout in … no matter what!
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