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Discussion What health mistakes are you guilty of? What are your goals? What prevents your success? What are your guilty pleasures? What have you tried that worked or didn’t work? How can you make your family/friends healthy?
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61.5% are overweight or obese 21% eat 5 serving of fruits and vegetables/day 24% regularly exercise
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How Does It Affect Me? Preventable condition that leads to many chronic diseases Heart Disease Diabetes Sleep Apnea Reproductive disorders Over 30 different Cancers And Many others
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DWTL A partnership between the young medical professionals of New Orleans and the New Orleans Community You help us learn to become good doctors, we help you become healthy patients!
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Our Team Student Volunteers Pre-Med/Public Health/Medical Professionals Physical Medicine and Rehab Physician/Trainer Medical Nutritionist Nutritionist Epidemiologist Church Pastoral Staff Congregation
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It Begins Now!
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You Want… To lose weight, gain muscle Workout for free Get off of medications Take better care of your family Exercise with a disability Bury depression and pain
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What we do… Expert Talks Body composition Group counseling Individualized counseling for every participant Free exercise materials ExerciseMenu.com Dr.Gourmet.com
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What’s the Cost to You?
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Attendance!!!
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Exercise! 600 minutes per week or one hour a day of moderate to high intensity cardiovascular aerobic exercise with occasional anaerobic exercise 10-12 exercises with 3-5 sets of 8-25 reps with resistance ranges from 30-100% of your one repetition maximums Most exercise should be above 5 Metabolic Equivalent Tasks
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What?
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Less is More Walk for 20 minutes 3 days a week Lift weight for 20-30 minutes 2-3 days per week Follow the program!
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Exercise Menu www.ExerciseMenu.com www.ExerciseMenu.com Home Workout Programs Minimal Equipment 20-30 Minutes of Exercise
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Fast PACE Step 1: Pick your exercise. (Running, walking, biking, skating, etc.) Step 2: Mark your starting point. (Home, point on a track, etc.) Step 3: Advance for 10 minutes in one direction at the fastest, most comfortable pace that you can. Step 4: Mark your halfway point, or the distance on the treadmill/elliptical/exercise bike. Step 5: If exercising outside, get back to your starting point in 10 minutes! If on a treadmill/elliptical or bike, acheive the same distance or total steps in 10 minutes!
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Works for Everyone Elderly up to 96 years old Men and Women College aged and teens Reduces glycemic index in diabetics Reduces osteoporosis risk in postmenopausal women
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10,000 Steps
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Fill Out Calendar
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Read and Learn Knowledge is the best way to cheat!
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It’s Just That… Follow M.E.L.T. Recipe Workouts everyday 10,000 Steps Fill Out Log Come to Sessions Read and Learn
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Long-Term Adherence Practical Nutrition Changes + Easy Workouts + Attainable goals + Long-term professional support + Pastoral Support =
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Have Fun!
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Let us Know! Sign up for newsletter. TWITTER US! Help us to improve! Email us @ dontweight@aol.com with Feedback!dontweight@aol.com
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Time to Sweat
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First Workout 2 Arm Curl Triceps Dips Pilates Crunch Squats Push Ups Side Seated Leg Lifts Video Demonstrations www.exercisemenu.com
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