I received a lot of great feedback about the books recommendations I have started making in The 10 posts. Honestly, I am going to read a
Sports Medicine
Will this new treadmill make you enjoy running on one more? New design makes treadmill more like running outdoors by Jeff Grabmeier in Medical News Today
We hear about concussions in the NFL. This article discusses how the NBA and the teams handle concussions: Understanding the NBA Concussion Policy by Jeff Stotts in In Street Clothes
Health
Another reason it might be good to give up sugar, especially this one: Fructose May Increase Cravings for High-Calorie Foods by Nicholas Bakalar in The New York Times
Obesity, heart attacks and more: Sleep or die — growing body of research warns of heart attacks, strokes by Carina Storrs in CNN
Youth Sports
Great explanation of a challenging issue for some young athletes: Exercise-Induced Asthma: A Video Primer for Parents in MomsTeam.com
Build confidence in your kids: Preparing Young Athletes Mentally for Games by Patrick Cohn in YouthSportsPsychology.com
Social Media and Communication
More great reasons to be active on twitter: 25 Effective Ways to Use Twitter Search for Marketing, Sales and Support by Danny Schreiber in Zapier
All good ones. Have any others to add? 5 Bad Writing Habits to Drop Right Now by Neil Patel in HubSpot
Did you like one of these articles or books? Do you have any others to share? I’d love to hear your thoughts below!
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