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Ask the Trainer: how to reduce hip pain

Ask the Trainer: how to reduce hip pain

Hip pain after running is a common complaint, especially among female runners. In this week’s Ask the Trainer article, Chris Freytag addresses a question about hip pain from a runner who is concerned that her jogging days may be over as a result of post-workout symptoms. Submit a fitness question to the experts Get Your [...]

Free webinars discuss cancer patient concerns

Free webinars discuss cancer patient concerns

Upcoming webinars offered by The Colorectal Cancer Coalition (C3) will cover topics important to colon cancer patients and survivors. The webinars are open to the public. Participants may register by visiting the C3 website or clicking on the links below. Improvements to Care & Screening for Colorectal Cancer
Monday, June 21, 2010
8 – 9 PM EDT [...]

Cancer survivors benefit from yoga

Cancer survivors benefit from yoga

The regular practice of yoga helps cancer survivors sleep better, says a new study by the University of Rochester Medical Center. As part of the research, a customized yoga program was developed which combined both Hatha and restorative forms. Hatha yoga includes asanas (postures) for all levels and breathing exercises designed to balance the mind [...]

When are you too old to start a running program?

When are you too old to start a running program?

This Ask the Trainer inquiry raises a question that many exercisers face as they age. Do achy joints and sore muscles mean that an individual is too old to start an intense workout regime? Fitness expert Kris Wayne specializes in developing exercise programs for adults as they progress through mid-life and beyond. She addresses this [...]

WCCO Radio: colon cancer as dinner conversation?

WCCO Radio: colon cancer as dinner conversation?

In a recent WCCO News Radio interview, Kristin Tabor, Founder and President of the Colon Cancer Coalition talks about her goal of making colon cancer a topic that Americans can comfortably discuss. “We want to do for colon cancer the same thing that happened for breast cancer,” she says, referring to the fact that twenty [...]

WCCO-TV supports Get Your Rear in Gear

WCCO-TV supports Get Your Rear in Gear

WCCO-TV lost sports broadcaster and family member Bob Rainey to colon cancer in 2008.  Since that time, WCCO has honored his memory by supporting the Twin Cities Get Your Rear in Gear 5K Run/Walk and Kids Fun Run. In a new online article, reporter Heather Brown remembers Rainey, who died at the young age of [...]

Ask the Trainer: should I train through an injury?

Ask the Trainer: should I train through an injury?

Our Ask the Trainer program allows readers to submit questions to a panel of nationally recognized fitness experts. Answers are posted here in the blog for all readers to see. This week’s question comes from a reader who is eager to keep running, but is plagued by a common injury. Submit a fitness question now! [...]

Twin Cities GYRIG 5K on track to make history

Twin Cities GYRIG 5K on track to make history

The sixth annual Twin Cities Get Your Rear in Gear 5K Run/Walk and Kids’ Fun Run is expected to host 5000 participants on May 16th at Southdale Center in Edina, Minnesota.  In addition to setting attendance records, this year’s race – the first Minnesota race to be held in May – will most likely set [...]

Ask the trainer: How do I make the most out of my workout?

Ask the trainer: How do I make the most out of my workout?

Our Ask the Trainer program allows readers to submit questions to a panel of nationally recognized fitness experts.  Answers are posted here in the blog for all readers to see.  This week’s question comes from a reader who feels overwhelmed after joining a gym. Submit a fitness question here! Get Your Rear in Gear Reader: [...]

Colonoscopy video demonstrates polyp removal

Colonoscopy video demonstrates polyp removal

Iowa nurse Kris Sargent chose a unique celebration for her 50th birthday. She had a colonoscopy aired live on the web. “I have been an oncology nurse all of my nursing career (which has been the last 25 years). I am an educator at heart, and unfortunately I have seen far too many people die [...]

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