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Articles in May-June, 2004 issue of American Fitness

• Phone coaching: a new way of training: empower client to greater results while doubling your income
  by Susan Block
• Exercise motivation—it's not in your wallet
• Gleaning information
• A spa with a smile
• Straighten up! Four steps to great posture
  by Ellen Barrett
• The female triad
  by Lola Ramos
• Searching for stability
  by Eva Suchow
• Expand your consciousness
• Topsy turvy: get your exercise routine rolling again with the BOSU® Balance Trainer
  by Marylin Smith Carsley
• Keep it simple
• Pumping iron: prevent anemia by boosting iron consumption
  by Karen Gervais
• Wear and tear
  by D.K. Howe
• The right woman for the job
  by Meg Jordan
• High-impact exercise
• Lorraine Bosse-Smith
• When opportunity doesn't knock
• Tumbling tots: gymnastics is a great sport your developing preschooler
  by Myrna Beth Haskell
• Fighting fat gain: strategies that make a difference
  by Nancy Clark
• Pilates faux pas?
  by Janice Ambrose
• Comprehensive yoga
• Low-carb mania: a University of Michigan expert explains why low-carb diets are not the best choice
  by Lisa Chernikoff
• Big trouble
• Selling fitness
  by Jamie Leggatt
• Check it out
• Take charge
• Fit from sea to shining sea: as executive director of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, Melissa Johnson helms the effort to get Americans in shape
  by Bonnie Siegler
• Creating Optimal wellness environments: the 29th Annual National Wellness Conference features AFAA's unique health promotion approach
• Hip new procedure
• A prescription for life: exercise is a vital component in aging healthily
  by Edward T. Creagan
• Need medical attention? The Ottawa Knee Rules can help you determine if a client should visit a doctor
  by J. P. Saleeby