American Fitness

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Articles in March-April 2002 issue of American Fitness

• Women & epilepsy - Wellness & Lifestyle - Women and Epilepsy Initiative
• The Pilates potential: while Pilates is a powerful discipline, its full capabilities as a rehabilitation tool have yet to be discovered
  by Kate Wilson
• Of balance - Special Report - hearing loss and vertigo may be caused by high decibel level of music in exercise classes
  by Lisa Wolfe
• Bobbing for fitness - Health & Medicine - water aerobics for fitness
• Yoga with a twist: with Crunch: Fat Burning Yoga you can tone your entire body, increase energy and maintain healthy weight levels - Master Class
• Intermittent aerobic training - part 1 - Tech Brief
  by Scott Roberts
• What does it mean to be functionally fit? - Editorial
  by Meg Jordan
• Irritating surgery - Health & Medicine - warning about LASIK surgery
• First impressions - Instruction
  by Lawrence Biscontini
• Laying the foundation - Trends - survey on improvement of school physical education programs
• Change of pace - Step Up - Letter to the Editor
  by Charles Herring
• Preventing pain - Health & Medicine
• Nicki Anderson: CPFT, AFP - AFP Spotlight
• Check it out: … the inside story - Trisha Yearwood speaks out for women's health in Proctor and Gamble's Bring Out the Beautiful You program
• Convenient CEUs - Step Up - Letter to the Editor
  by Beth Keen
• Genital warts - Health & Medicine
  by Philip J. Maguire
• Changing with the times - Education - American University offers Masters of Science in Health Fitness Management
  by Deborah J. Myers
• Baby-proof classes - Step Up - Letter to the Editor
  by Marnelle Flowers
• Postpartum exercise - Health & Medicine
• Door-to-door trainer - Personal Training
  by Maureen Wilson
• When lightning strikes - Fitness & Exercise
• Baby bionics. - review of "Program Your Baby's Health: The Pregnancy Diet for Your Child's Lifelong Well-Being " - book review
  by D.K. Howe
• Weight and menopause: inactivity and poor diet, rather than menopause, are the culprits of midlife weight gain - Nutrition
  by Nancy Clark
• Muscle madness. . and athlete health - Fitness & Exercise - sports enhancers ergogenic aids
• Hollywood bound: a pass interference from Fate drew Chad Michael Murray away from the game to modeling and acting
  by Bonnie Siegler
• Exercise programming for post-rehabilitation stroke clients: part 1
  by Maribeth Salge
• Wholesome foods - Wellness & Lifestyle - Whole Foods Market services and web site - www.wholefoodsmket.com
• Play like a girl: Game Face: What Does a Female Athlete Look Like? brings women's passion for sports to the fore. - book review
• Aromatize your routine - Alternative Paths - Aroma Wilshire Center
• Dating violence - Wellness & Lifestyle
• Back to basics: focusing on technique and cueing, when teaching step, could be the key to maintaining its popularity
  by Amy Kolquist
• Make your genes fit; genetic manipulation through nutrition and exercise may help achieve weight loss goals - Research
  by Kristine Kieswer