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Running Research Discussed on NPR Science Friday
Runblogger | October 31st 2009 by Peter Larson
Quick post here to alert you to a story/interview about running research from the October 30th episode of NPR Science Friday with Ira Flatow. Thanks to @korevec on Twitter for alerting me to the story. The description of the segment is pr read more
Hoop Oracle
hoop Groop | October 21st 2009 by keren Tonnesen
Do you have homework or a problem to solve? The hula hoop can help. If you hit a bog in your writing or you've hit a snag in your problem solving - hoop around the problem.Just throw one on and hoop to some music. Go for 10 minutes at any pace you li read more
Exercise and ADD
GUStrength's Blog | October 16th 2009 by Eric Troy
Just read an interesting Medscape interview with Prof. John J. Ratey in regards to attention-deficit disorder (also called attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) and exercise. According to Dr. Ratey ADD effects 8 to 10% of children and about the s read more
Entrepreneurs - Are your thumbs the most fit part of your body?
Open Office Space | July 29th 2009
For 17 years prior to getting involved in the whole technology thing (and even to a small extent today), I was a personal trainer. Throughout my career I have worked with a very diverse group read more
Exercise – The ‘Smart Pill’
Jump Into Health | July 27th 2009
I have been reading a book called Spark, written by John J. Ratey. This book has opened my eyes to how physical activity and education are not separate but connected.Aerobic exercise brings many benefits to not just the body but the mind as well.Exer read more
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