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  • Kids Who Played Sports Made Healthy Food Choices

    Source: Daily Rx


    Playing a sport is a healthy physical activity for kids, but does it promote healthy food and drink choices as well?


    Over 75 percent of boys and 69 percent of girls in middle elementary grades play sports. It has already been shown that high school kids who play sports eat more fruits and vegetables than those who don't play sports, but food and drink habits in elementary kids who play sports have not been well studied.

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  • Brain-training game improves vision and success of baseball players

    Source: Medical News Today


    In baseball, vision can play a key role in a player's success. If they have trouble seeing the ball, chances are they could be out after three strikes. But new research from the University of California, Riverside, suggests that a brain-training video game could help to improve the vision of baseball players and, in turn, help them win more games.

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  • Ready to Get in Shape? Ease Into Exercise, Experts Say

    Source: US News


    Watching the Winter Olympics in Sochi may inspire some to get off the couch and begin working out or playing sports, but it's important to ease into these activities, an expert suggests.


    "Just watching these events can serve as a tremendous inspiration to shape up, change or start a physical activity or sports regimen," Jim Thornton, president of the National Athletic Trainers' Association, said in a news release from the group.

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  • How to Prevent Winter Sports Injuries

    Source: US News


    Get out and enjoy winter but take steps to protect yourself from common ski- and snowboard-related injuries such as sprains, strains, dislocations and fractures, an orthopedist says.


    "No matter your skill level, everyone is susceptible to injury on the slopes," said Dr. Allston Stubbs, an associate professor of orthopedics at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, said in a center news release. "Most of these injuries happen at the end of the day, so you may want to think twice before going for ‘one last run,' especially when you're tired."

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  • Reducing the risk of falls by motivating older people to do preventative exercise

    Source: Medical News Today


    Simple strength and balance training can effectively help to prevent falls, but Bournemouth University research shows only a minority of older people will carry out these exercises.

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