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Bodywork: Ringing out the new year in health

December 31, 2024

Sandwiched among the family, the friends, the events, the gifts, and the meals (oh, so many meals!), I like to find a moment or two for reflection at this time of year. To frame things, I dug up my very first health and fitness column for The Oklahoman, which appeared in early 2007. My column […]

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Bodywork: Five health lessons for the New Year

December 26, 2023

Before we welcome 2024, let’s take a look back at what we learned about health in 2023.

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Bodywork: What 2021 taught us about exercise

January 4, 2022

The New Year brings resolutions for better health. What did medical research tell us about exercise in 2021?

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Fitness resolutions after Covid-19? Take it slow, experts advise

January 5, 2021

While many will contemplate returning to exercise routines in the new year, experts agree: Don’t rush it.

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Join the resistance for a healthier 2018

December 28, 2017

Want to lose weight and get in better shape in 2018? Start with resistance training.

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How to make healthy resolutions that stick

December 27, 2016

While many Americans make resolutions, fewer than one in 10 achieve their goals.

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