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September 25, 2013

If we take a step back and observe our world, it is easy to see problems. While we may disagree about the extent of a given problem, we all can certainly find issues with the way things are, no matter our race, creed, or political affiliation.

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September 16, 2013

At the deepest level, we are defined by and through activity. By activity, we don’t necessarily mean sports or an active lifestyle. Activity certainly defines those notions, but it also represents, generally, the things we do and how we move to do them.

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September 5, 2013

Marc Laush is the manager of Pro-Motion Functional Fitness. He recently sat down with us to share some of his story and to offer some insight on functional fitness.

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August 3, 2013

A Popular Narrative

Obesity is a popular narrative in the mainstream media. It seems we encounter a report about it weekly. They say it’s a national health epidemic and the news channels queue b-roll depicting overweight torsos walking along the street. The reports use language implying the spread of an infection throughout our towns and metropolitan areas. And to give them credit, the media are not wrong; obesity is a growing issue and studies confirm the assertion.