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Cross Country's Allie Sandluck and Jack O'Connell named St. FX Athletes of the Week - Vimarsana News

Cross Country's Allie Sandluck and Jack O'Connell named St. FX Athletes of the Week

The St. FX Athletes of the Week come from Cross Country. The Female Athlete of the Week is X-Women Cross Country runner Allie Sandluck. The fourth year Human Kinetics student from Thorburn was the top AUS runner at the AUS-RSEQ interlock meet in Fredericton on Saturday, placing fifth overall in…

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Media forum dissects diabetes, obesity, and the sweetened beverage tax - Vimarsana News

Media forum dissects diabetes, obesity, and the sweetened beverage tax

A media forum held in the 84-year-old Kamuning Bakery in Quezon City discussed the proposal to increase the excise tax on sweetened beverages. Called the “Pandesal Forum,” the event welcomed health and economic experts to dissect the issue, citing recent available data on diabetes and obesity rates in the Philippines…

The best warmup may be a dynamic warmup - Vimarsana News

The best warmup may be a dynamic warmup

Up-tempo movements might better prepare the body for exercise than long, slow, sedentary stretches, research shows