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    Feb 17, 2010 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  1. How to Get Your Own Gold Medal High

    The athletes in the Winter Olympics have repeatedly displayed athletic exhilaration that goes beyond winning. Folks who feel that intense love of exercise have "engaged the dopamine reward pathway," according to Michael Lardon, M.D., an award-winning researcher on the neuroelectric assessment of athletic peak performance. Lardon says the benefits of the dopamine buzz are available to everyone who exercises.
    Tribune Media Services
    The athletes in the Winter Olympics have repeatedly displayed athletic exhilaration that goes beyond winning. Folks who feel that intense love of exercise have "engaged the dopamine reward pathway," according to Michael Lardon, M.D., an award-winning...

    Tags: Brain, Sports, Paulina Gretzky, Speed Skating, Nobel Prize Awards

  2. Jan 26, 2010 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  3. Home Cooking Aids Weight Loss

    People often embark on an exercise program with the goal of losing weight but fail. Research shows that those who fail frequently have one rather surprising factor in common: a lack of time.
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    People often embark on an exercise program with the goal of losing weight but fail. Research shows that those who fail frequently have one rather surprising factor in common: a lack of time. Everyone seems to be squeezing every moment from every day....

    Tags: Education, Sports, Health and Safety at School, Apples, Speed Skating

  4. Feb 10, 2010 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  5. Which Sport Fits Your Body Type?

    As you watch the Winter Olympics, it's easy to see that no single body type represents the "ideal" athlete. Folks in ski jumping, short track speedskating and freestyle skiing tend to bulge with muscle, while those in the biathlon and Nordic combined tend to be hard and slender.
    Tribune Media Services
    As you watch the Winter Olympics, it's easy to see that no single body type represents the "ideal" athlete. Folks in ski jumping, short track speedskating and freestyle skiing tend to bulge with muscle, while those in the biathlon and Nordic combined tend...

    Tags: Emergency Incidents, Shani Davis, Sports, Speed Skating, Biathlon

  6. Jan 27, 2010 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  7. Maximize Fitness Gains Through Scheduling

    At the upcoming Winter Olympics in Vancouver, you're likely to see the fruits of a training technique Olympic athletes have practiced for literally thousands of years. Though it's relatively unknown to the public, the technique is one anyone can use to maximize the benefits of every workout.
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    At the upcoming Winter Olympics in Vancouver, you're likely to see the fruits of a training technique Olympic athletes have practiced for literally thousands of years. Though it's relatively unknown to the public, the technique is one anyone can use to...

    Tags: Fatigue, Yoga, Swimming, Sports, Speed Skating

  8. Feb 14, 2010 |Story| KTLA-LTV
  9. Make It Six: Ohno Ties Blair For Most US Medals

    VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Boxed out by the South Koreans, with all hope of a medal appearing lost, Apolo Anton Ohno could only count on the freakishness of short track to pull it out.
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    VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Boxed out by the South Koreans, with all hope of a medal appearing lost, Apolo Anton Ohno could only count on the freakishness of short track to pull it out. When two skaters ahead of him went sliding into the padding,...

    Tags: 2016 Olympic Games, Awards and Prizes, Vancouver (Canada), Apolo Ohno, J.R. Celski

  10. Apr 14, 2010 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  11. If You Don't Snooze, You'll Lose

    Longer days -- at least for me -- mean time for long evening workouts, but I need to be careful. Enthusiasm for exercise is fabulous, but athletes can sabotage their fitness goals if it causes them to hit the sack much later.
    Tribune Media Services
    Longer days -- at least for me -- mean time for long evening workouts, but I need to be careful. Enthusiasm for exercise is fabulous, but athletes can sabotage their fitness goals if it causes them to hit the sack much later. While you sleep you are...

    Tags: Physiology, Science, Sports, Adults, Obesity

  12. Apr 24, 2010 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  13. Choose your sport based on fitness

    Christine Thorburg, a physician, came to see my colleague Max Testa, M.D., and me after she had knee ligament reconstruction. She'd run cross-country in college and had done some recreational cycling at age 30, but that was about it. She asked us to test her.
    Christine Thorburg, a physician, came to see my colleague Max Testa, M.D., and me after she had knee ligament reconstruction. She'd run cross-country in college and had done some recreational cycling at age 30, but that was about it. She asked us to...

    Tags: 2016 Olympic Games, Tour de France, Orthopedic Surgery

  14. May 19, 2010 |Story| Health Portal
  15. Treat These Athletic Injuries at Home

    The Tour of California bike race, which has attracted a large field of world-class cyclists this year, started last weekend. In the first stage, a number of cyclists crashed just before the finish line. As one of the BMC Racing Team doctors, I was working the race, and I'm happy to report that there were no serious injuries but plenty of superficial wounds. U.S. national road racing champion and Tour de France veteran George Hincapie, for example, ended up with minimal road rash and a headache but is otherwise OK.
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    The Tour of California bike race, which has attracted a large field of world-class cyclists this year, started last weekend. In the first stage, a number of cyclists crashed just before the finish line. As one of the BMC Racing Team doctors, I was working...

    Tags: Surgery, Sports, Tour de France, Track and Field, Orthopedic Surgery

  16. Aug 10, 2010 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  17. Testing could save athletes young and old

    It's the time of year when school sports start gearing up for fall with two-a-day football practices, afternoon soccer scrimmages and long cross-country runs. Unfortunately, it's also the time of year when we start hearing about young athletes—seemingly healthy, robust kids—who die suddenly on the field.
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    It's the time of year when school sports start gearing up for fall with two-a-day football practices, afternoon soccer scrimmages and long cross-country runs. Unfortunately, it's also the time of year when we start hearing about young athletes—...

    Tags: Family, Physical Therapists, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Death, Diabetes

  18. May 26, 2010 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  19. Fitness More Than Mind Over Matter

    This time of year, everyone is talking about their fitness goals for the summer. It's a pleasant reprieve from all the news about rising obesity levels and our nation's lack of attention to fitness, no doubt.
    Tribune Media Services
    This time of year, everyone is talking about their fitness goals for the summer. It's a pleasant reprieve from all the news about rising obesity levels and our nation's lack of attention to fitness, no doubt. I get worried, however, when I hear about the...

    Tags: Surgery, Sports, Obesity, Orthopedic Surgery, Marathon

  20. Jun 9, 2010 |Story| Tribune Media Services
  21. Broaden Your Horizons by Lifting Weights

    Weight lifting is an effective—if often overlooked—exercise for achieving a number of different fitness objectives. It can help you lose weight, build endurance and strength, or serve as an aerobic workout.
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    Weight lifting is an effective—if often overlooked—exercise for achieving a number of different fitness objectives. It can help you lose weight, build endurance and strength, or serve as an aerobic workout. The ideal weight YOU, in...

    Tags: Plastic Surgeons, Weight Loss, Weightlifting, Surgery, Sports

  22. Jun 26, 2010 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  23. Can exercise slow stress-induced aging?

    The biological life span of any species is roughly six times the stretch between birth and maturity. Using this formula, the human life span is about 120 years, which is borne out in the record books. The oldest people who have ever lived all topped out at about 120.
    The biological life span of any species is roughly six times the stretch between birth and maturity. Using this formula, the human life span is about 120 years, which is borne out in the record books. The oldest people who have ever lived all topped out...

    Tags: Plastic Surgeons, Research, Education, Sports, Health and Safety at School

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