Marathon fever spreads as more join the 26.2 mile challenge
St Louis runners join a growing trend led by women and charity programs. Marathon training draws participants from diverse ages and backgrounds, with Team in Training raising millions for leukemia research and clinics offering coaching, clinics, and group runs. Risks include overuse injuries and extended recovery, yet many describe pride and life changing health gains.
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St. Louis
Susan Darcy
Mike
Cincinnati
Darcy
St. Peters
Ryan Llamppa
Running USA
Chicago
Oprah Winfrey
Shannon Bengston
San Diego
Bengston
Amber Woods
Reinking
Woods
Team in Training offers leg up for cancer fundraiser
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society program trains for half marathon marathon or 100mile bike events over four to five months with certified coaches. About 75 percent of funds support blood cancer research and patient services while 25 percent covers program expenses. Mid America Chapter in Lawrence hosts an informational meeting 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at Topeka Public Library 1515 SW 10th Ave Topeka. Pre party 6 p.m. Tuesday at St Joseph Medical Center Alex George Auditorium Kansas City MO for 2005 2006 events. Call Emily Clark 913 262 1515 or visit teamintraining.org.
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Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
Phoenix
Dublin
Hawaii
Walt Disney World
Lawrence
Shannon Hodges
San Diego
San Francisco
Mid-America
Hodges
Karl Kiltner
Kansas City
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Topeka Public Library
10Th Ave
Topeka
St. Joseph Medical Center
Alex George
Emily Clark
Neck pain causes and care guidelines
The article explains that neck pain stems from soft tissue injuries wear and tear and less commonly from diseases such as osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. It notes serious cases from whiplash car accidents dives or sports falls and advises seeking immediate care for severe or persistent pain and following medical guidance for rest medications and therapy.
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American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
Tips to recover from heat cramps during exercise
Strenuous activity in heat depletes salt and fluids causing leg and abdominal cramps. Move to a cooler area, stretch gently, apply moist towels, and sip sports drinks or water every 15 minutes. Avoid caffeine or alcohol and seek medical help if cramps persist beyond an hour or if heart disease or low sodium is involved.
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Barb Cox
Scott van Nest
Sports Medicine and Training Center
Webster Groves
van Nest
Mike Cannon
SLU
Cafe Des Peres
Cannon
Institute of Medicine
Mark Reinking
St. Louis University
Karrey Britt
Mike Yoder
Journal-World Photos
Kansas River
Bird Baths
Talay Bey
Kops
Hwy
Elson
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