Back from injury, Keflezighi aims high for NYC marathon 
USA Today - Nov 02 6:58 PM
Meb Keflezighi tore a quadriceps muscle during the 10,000-meter final in August’s World Track & Field Championships. Recovered from the injury, he has a chance to salvage his season in Sunday’s New York City Marathon, where he was runner-up in 2004, a few weeks after winning silver in Athens.Save to My Web

Weights vs. weight 
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Nov 15 10:30 PM
The highlight of Rich Naab’s day comes at 6 a.m., when he arrives at Club Julian in Ross for his daily workout.Save to My Web

Crunched for time? Intensify abbreviated workout 
Florida Today - Nov 08 1:04 PM
We are a time-conscious society. Everything we do revolves around a time schedule. There are deadlines, due dates, limited-time offers, lunch hours, bed time, happy hour, show times, nap time, summer-time blues and a time to sow and a time to reap what has been sowed.Save to My Web

www.theage.com.au 
The Age - Nov 10 5:06 AM
West Australian star Plastered is being aimed at a $1 million triple crown bonus in Perth while negotiations for the sale of a majority share of the horse continue. -Save to My Web

The 12 seconds that saved a life 
phillyburbs.com - Nov 29 5:13 AM
That’s how long it took Lower Bucks Hospital doctors to determine that Fairless Hills resident Andrew Lippay was a walking time bomb. A new, painless test can determine if you are one, too.Save to My Web

Online sales up 312% over last year on Cyber Monday at Smoothfitness.com 
InternetRetailer.com - Nov 29 2:19 PM
Cyber Monday was the best day sales day in the 10-year history of Smoothfitness.com, with online sales up 312% over last year at this time, and sales at the call centerall driven by the web site, as the company has neither stores nor catalogsup 289%. Two call center agents doubled their normal order volume staying to work the phones until midnight, says Cliff Koraska, COO. Were ecstatic, he Save to My Web

The slimming solution 
US News & World Report - Nov 19 3:07 PM
Experts say that the best way to stop waist expansion is through regular exercise. “A modest amount of exercise–30 minutes of walking five or six days a week–will prevent an increase in abdominal fat and in waist size,” says Cris Slentz, an exercise physiologist at Duke University Medical Center. A study last week in the Archives of Internal Medicine shows that people who engage in this level Save to My Web

COMMENTARY: Homage to the Amish 
Daily Press - Nov 14 6:30 AM
CHARM, Ohio More appropriate names are hard to come by. In Charm, situated among the rolling hills of Holmes County the largest Amish settlement in the country life is postcard perfect and, yes, charming.Save to My Web

Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Tipsheet 
Newswise - Nov 16 8:25 AM
1) Mechanism-of-injury-based assessment improves patient care 2) Blind rehabilitation outcomes 3) Wide Angle Mobility Lamp improves nighttime mobility in persons with night blindness 4) Walking speed predicts health status and hospital costs for frail elderly patients and more.Save to My Web

Serving the People of Lamoille County with News Since 1881 
News & Citizen - Nov 19 5:47 AM
TD Banknorth Donates to Wilkins Ravine Project by Amy Kolb Noyes STOWE TD Banknorth Vice President Steve Lambert came to the Morristown Selectboard meeting this week to make a $2,500 donation toward the next phase of the Wilkins Ravine stormwater runoff project.Save to My Web

Inclined treadmill boosts workout
Indianapolis Star - In the past five years, there’s been a trend toward more efficient workouts — exercise regimens that give you the most benefits, especially when you don’t have a lot of time. sometimes more intense versions of classic group fitness classes. Makers of exercise equipment are year the InclineTrainer, a home treadmill designed to go higher than treadmills

Cash pours out of teapot
IC Newcastle - Craig Thompson discovers how the dance floor is replacing the treadmill for North East gym fans disabilities will benefit from a new fitness centre that will allow them to keep

Football - Ports Sweat On Marks
NewsLetter - 17th November 005 Jamie Marks is a fitness concern for Portadown before meeting neighbours Dungannon Swifts continues to train on a treadmill, to try and strengthen the damaged