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Category: Exercise Tips

Sep 2, 2013

Get the Most Out of Your New Knee - Part 1 of 2

Part 1 of 2 Ted Schoch, PIAA football official  from NEPA, has spent the past 9 months preparing for the high school  football season with the same vigor and passion as a young athlete.  You may have seen him biking through Dalton or running drills on the  sports facilities at Abington Heights High School. He […]

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Aug 26, 2013

Prevention of Shoulder Injuries in Baseball Catchers

Why write a column about baseball when the season is winding down? Well, baseball is NOT over yet! In fact, the season is just getting exciting as the playoffs are just around the corner. Also, for those not playing in the big leagues, “fall ball” and travel league is just getting under way. AND, by the […]

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Aug 5, 2013

The 10 Best Home Exercises Using Resistance Bands

Frequently, patients ask for a home exercise program that is quick and easy. For some, they want to do some exercises before or after work to gain or maintain muscle tone, but don’t have time to join a gym. For others who are retired, they want to do some simple exercises to help them maintain independence […]

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Jul 8, 2013

Be Cool During Summer Fun & Avoid Heat Stroke - Part 1 of 2

Part 1 of 2 After a long cold and rainy spring, NEPA is finally experiencing hot summer weather! So, get outdoors and have fun in the sun. However, please be mindful of how your body reacts to high humidity and heat and take appropriate precautions. You don’t have to be running a marathon or playing […]

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Jul 1, 2013

Prevent Shoulder Injuries in Tennis: Part 2 of 2

Prevention of Shoulder Injuries In Tennis by Stretching Part 2 of 2 Last week we discussed the importance of strengthening to prevent shoulder injuries in tennis. This week we will focus on stretching the shoulder for injury prevention. As with the exercises for strength, it may be better to do nothing at all than to do […]

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Apr 22, 2013

Exercise Tips for Those with Osteoarthritis

Patients often tell me that they would like to exercise but hesitate due to their knee or hip pain. They want to know what type of exercise is best for those suffering from osteoarthritis (OA). Osteoarthritis is also known as degenerative arthritis. It is the most common form of arthritis in the knee. It is […]

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Mar 4, 2013

Safe Cycling for Good Exercise - Part 1 of 2

Part 1 of 2 Spring has sprung! Dust off your bikes and discover the beauty and challenge of biking in NEPA. Whether you are an rural or urban dweller, the Countryside Conservancy Trails at Lackawanna State Park or the Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority Trails can meet your needs. By my view, Tour de Scranton is […]

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Jan 21, 2013

Studies Show that Sitting is Unhealthy

Mim Joseph, a librarian retired from the North Pocono School District, is someone whom I have held in high regard for many years. She has been retired from her career for many years but has not retired from life…she is open-minded, intellectually curious and reads incessantly. She remains active despite some recent health issues and […]

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Dec 10, 2012

Make Adjustments for Temperature and Exercise Year-Round

Many people living in Northeastern Pennsylvania exercise outdoors year round. The psychological benefits are many. We live in such a beautiful environment. Each season brings its own beauty: The fresh green spring, the warm summer breezes, the colorful fall leaves, and the silent white blanket of winter snow. However, you may have to make some […]

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Nov 5, 2012

Exercise is Free Medicine

In November our nation celebrates two nostalgic days of remembrance; the birthday of the United States Marine Corps (November 10th) and Veterans Day (November 11th).  Both are designated to remind Americans of the selfless sacrifice that millions of courageous men and women gave of their ‘today’s’ so we could have our ‘tomorrows’.  They purchased our […]

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