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Dr. Mark Wiley

One minute “toss and catch” for whole body fitness

Medicine ball training is a dynamic way to develop strength, stability, balance, explosive power, whole body endurance, and physical control.

Craig Cooper

These 6 kinds of exercise can propel you to incredible health

If you are looking to live a longer, healthier life then the key is to get moving—even if you move just a little bit each day. Studies show that doing just a small amount of exercise—like 15 minutes per day—can have a huge impact on your overall well being and longevity.

Dr. Mark Wiley

Strike a pose for a supple pain-free body

You hold more tension in your upper body than you probably realize, especially in your neck, shoulders, and back. But yoga poses are a great way to open up your tense body to increase suppleness and find relief from tightness and pain.

Dr. Mark Wiley

Stop swayback and save your spine

A lot of doctors focus on the health of your organs … and with good reason. But for your ability to live your life the way you want to, your spine is literally and figuratively central to a good quality of life.

Jenny Smiechowski

How to avoid 13 different cancers

Do you feel bombarded with advice on how to escape cancer? It hard to remember all of it, even though it’s lifesaving information you want to know. Well now you only have to remember ONE way to reduce as many as 13 different types of cancer.

Dr. Mark Wiley

Two “twists” for tremendous core strength and spinal health with medicine ball training

Keeping the spine supple and the core muscles strong are important not only for athletes, but for regular everyday activities.

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Dr. Mark Wiley

Easy rebound exercises for core and leg strength

There is more to do on a mini-trampoline than just jump up and down or jog in place. It’s a great tool for toning and strengthening the legs, developing dynamic stability in the core muscles of the low back, abs and glutes.

Jenny Smiechowski

The simple solution to a younger brain

Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia don’t just develop overnight. By the time you start to notice the first signs of serious cognitive decline, your brain has already been on a downward spiral for years.

Jenny Smiechowski

The single most important way to avoid a blood clot

Thrombosis is a condition where a blood clot forms in one of your veins and obstructs the flow of blood. And the most common type — deep vein thrombosis (DVT) — can occur often in your legs.

Dr. Mark Wiley

3 simple exercises to strengthen the shoulders

Shoulder strength and tone are very important. Many people lose their range of motion in the shoulders over time, which limits their activities in daily living.

Dr. Mark Wiley

Improve your ‘get-up and go’ with healthy hips

Hip replacements are at an all-time high, even among those in their 40s. Opening up your hips with easy exercises are your best bet for improving and keeping your hip health.

Dr. Mark Wiley

Rejuvenate and energize with this simple meditation

Stress and fatigue take their toll every day. Meditation has been used for centuries or calm down, focus, transcend and is also shown to alter our genetic expression in positive ways.

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