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Begin with three sets of each exercise. To build strength, Mr. Salvador recommended four to eight repetitions per set. As you become more comfortable, you can increase to four sets. Take between 90 ...

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JANESVILLE– When Carrie Krueger opened her studio women’s only workout class, Rock Rebounding on 415 W. Milwaukee St., she ...

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A s you enter your 50s and beyond, mobility naturally starts to decline. Without regular movement or stretching, it’s common ...

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A non-constraint cardiac vibration, respiration, and body movement monitoring system has been developed. The sensor system is designed to be easily installable under an existing bed mattress. The ...