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DIRECT ACCESS: Virginians have a choice on how to start their recovery.

July 7th, 2016

By Travis M. Jacques, MPT Rehab Manager | In Motion Physical Therapy Have you ever wanted to begin physical therapy for an injury but didn’t have the time to fuss with getting a referral from your physician? You’re not alone. Bon Secours InMotion Physical Therapy is pleased to introduce our new Direct Access program. It […]READ MORE

Add Exercise to Vacation, Prevent Gaining Weight

July 7th, 2016

Gaining weight on vacation is the last thing most people want to do, but it often happens. Relax, staying fit during vacation isn’t that hard. Just make sure you come up with ways to exercise. After all, it could help you relax. That’s because exercise promotes good sleep, decreases anxiety and makes people feel emotionally better. […]READ MORE

Female Triad: Find Symptoms Early

July 7th, 2016

Parents take note – detecting symptoms of female triad early can help young teens avoid health problems later in life. Female triad is when an athlete has three health conditions: eating problems, lack of menstruation and weak bones. Medical experts no longer believe all three health conditions need to exist to cause health problems later […]READ MORE

Preventing Type 2 Diabetes: Eat Plant-Based Diet

June 6st, 2016

Preventing type 2 diabetes through nutrition may be an excellent strategy for people who face a risk of developing the disease. Researchers say that eating a plant-based diet—especially one rich in high-quality plant foods such as whole grains, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and legumes—is linked with a substantially lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes, according […]READ MORE

Walking: Easy Exercise for Healthy Bones, Muscles

June 6th, 2016

Exercise comes in many forms and it doesn’t have to require a gym membership or CrossFit classes. In fact, a simple walking routine can be one of the easiest and most economical strategies for getting regular exercise and staying in shape. Walking helps maintain your body’s bone mass. It also tones muscles and delay the […]READ MORE

New Food Labels Offer Sweet Strategy to Lose Weight

May 5nd, 2016

Reading food labels to track calories and added sugars is an important strategy for anyone trying to lose weight. And it may just get a little easier, thanks to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Officials at the agency recently unveiled how the labels on packaged foods are changing to make it easier for people […]READ MORE

The Power of Exercise: Lower Your Weight and Possibly Your Risk for 13 Cancers

May 5th, 2016

Here’s something to remember the next time you feel like skipping your morning run or workout – your exercise routine may be cutting your risk for 13 different types of cancer. And, even more motivating is the possibility that the more you exercise, the lower your risk may drop. It doesn’t matter if you’re overweight, […]READ MORE

Renew your Commitment to a Healthy Lifestyle

May 5th, 2016

By Bon Secours In Motion Sports Performance, Fitness & Wellness May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. It is a time in which we as individuals, social groups or families can recommit ourselves to living a healthier lifestyle and it all begins with activity. Bon Secours In Motion invites you to join our drive […]READ MORE

Celebrate Mother’s Day & Father’s Day with a Therapeutic Massage, 3 + FREE

April 4th, 2016

What says, “I so appreciate the Mother and Father in my life,” than the gift of four hours of healing relaxation.  For a limited time, buy three massages, get one FREE! Swedish, Therapeutic, Hot Stone, Sports, Deep Tissue and Pregnancy Massages Available at these Bon Secours InMotion Locations In Motion at Norfolk Fitness & Wellness Center: […]READ MORE

Strength Training May Help Seniors Live Longer

April 4th, 2016

Strength training is often recommended for adults to improve the health of their bones and joints. Here’s another good reason to consider strength training: it may improve longevity. A new study found that people over 65 who met strength-training guidelines at least twice a week lowered their odds of dying from any cause by 46 percent. […]READ MORE