Yearly Archives: 2012
Heading to the Gym for Endorphins
I sent my husband a text yesterday: “Heading to the gym.” He wrote me back within two seconds: “Good for you!” I know what he’s really thinking: “Thank goodness! She’s been so grumpy these past few days. She’s going to feel so much better after a good workout.” And he’s right. I felt so much […]READ MORE
Prevent Diabetes with Good Habits
About 79 million adults in the United States have pre-diabetes, high blood sugar that doesn’t yet qualify as diabetes. And millions of them may not even know it. They also may not know that taking three easy steps can help lower your risk of developing diabetes from pre-diabetes: Lose Weight. If you’re overweight dropping 5-10% […]READ MORE
Summer Safety Exercise Tips for Children
As the number of overweight children increases nationwide, many parents are turning to sports camps to help them stay active this summer. Playing sports outdoors is a great way for children to exercise and lose weight, but it’s important to be mindful of rising temperatures and humidity, which can induce heat stress, health officials say. […]READ MORE
Free Trial Session with In Motion's Sports Performance or Fitness Program
If you’ve had any of these questions or more about In Motion, please let our certified Sports Performance coaches answer them for you with a FREE TRIAL SESSION for our Sports Performance or Fitness program. Call any of the clinics below to schedule your appointment or find out more information. Chesapeake In Motion at Chilled […]READ MORE
Special Ticket Offer for Admirals Hockey Fans!
As proud Sponsors of the Norfolk Admirals, Bon Secours In Motion would like to share this special promo with you as our Admirals continue their success in the Calder Cup!READ MORE
Turf Fields Linked to Knee Injuries Among Football Players
College football players suffer knee injuries about 40% more often when playing on an artificial surface compared to when they’re playing on grass, according to a new study recently published in The American Journal of Sports Medicine from Stanford University School of Medicine. With more colleges switching to artificial turf for its supposed performance benefits, […]READ MORE
Tracking Calories to Maintain Weight Loss
I’m sure there are many people who would roll their eyes if I told them I have to watch every calorie I eat. I track it all day long in an app I downloaded to my phone. From my greek yogurt at breakfast to my midday snack of almonds, I know how many calories I […]READ MORE
Managing Diabetes Treatment During Special Situations
Certain situations that break from your normal routine can complicate your diabetes treatment – especially your insulin needs. Surgery If you need surgery, for example, you won’t be able to eat from 8-12 hours before the procedure and may not be able to eat a normal diet afterwards. You may require careful adjustments to your […]READ MORE
Common Misconceptions About Insulin
There are a lot of common myths surrounding diabetes management and insulin use. Below we take a look at three of the most common diabetes myths – and tell you where they go wrong. Myth: Insulin injections hurt. Fact: Insulin does require the use of a needle, but the needles are smaller and thinner which […]READ MORE
Back and Neck Pain Presentation to Innsbrook Wellness Forum
Lori Strobl, PT, DPT with Bon Secours Sports Medicine and Physical Therapy recently presented to the Innsbrook Wellness Forum about back and neck pain. Neck and back pain is very common and there are many causes of the pain. Lori’s focus was on the ergonomics of your desk set up while at work. Many of […]READ MORE