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REAL-News --December-2020Dec 01

December 1, 2020 By Irv Rubenstein

REAL News – December 2020

  December 2020 What Makes Old Folks So Tight: Muscle-Tendon or Nerves We all lose flexibility as we age and we all need it every bit as much as we age. We have addressed some of these issues here, here, here and here. There are basically 4 sources of restrictions on range of motion (ROM):Read More

Filed Under: Real News Tagged With: aging, dynamic balance, flexibility, gait, reduce your risk of falling, Senior Training, Stretching

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July 12, 2017 By Irv Rubenstein

REAL News July 2017

  July 2017 Old Feet and ACL Repairs Affect Balance Similarly What do the feet of older folks and those of athletes with torn anterior cruciate (ACL) have in common? The answer may solve health and sports science matters more than you’d imagine. Much of sports science deals with the musculoskeletal system but new infoRead More

Filed Under: Real News Tagged With: ACL injuries, ankle injuries, balance, creatine, functional fitness, gait

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June 14, 2017 By Irv Rubenstein

Fit Happens Summer 2017

Summer 2017 Training Tenets Take Back Seat to Neurological Aging Every so often, a brilliant concept crops up in the exercise field that makes such intuitive sense we trainers just want to slap ourselves with glee. Thus, over the past 20 years or so, balance and agility training for the aging population has offered theRead More

Filed Under: Fit Happens Tagged With: aging, field of health or exercise science, functional fitness, gait, gait training, physical activity, Rock Steady Boxing

REAL-News --December-2020Dec 19

December 19, 2016 By Irv Rubenstein

Alzheimer’s Disease and Falling: A Neuro-Cognitive Disaster

A study from the University of Wisconsin asked why it is that those with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) tend to have more and more catastrophic falls than other older people with no cognitive impairment. Suffering three times the rate of falls as age- and gender-adjusted peers, those with AD, which affects mental and memory function, areRead More

Filed Under: Fitness Blog Tagged With: Alzheimer's disease, balance drills, cognitive function, gait

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STEPS is the best Nashville gym ever and I have tried them all. The quality of the facility, equipment and most importantly, the trainers is superb. Give STEPS a try. They won't disappoint.

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I met Dr. Irv through a friend of mine who totally transformed her health with his expertise. I had a hip replacement from a bad fall and I’ve struggled with tight hips, limited range of motion, bursitis and Arthritis. I turned 60 last fall and I knew if I was ever going to get better I had to go to someone that understood what I was dealing with. I knew I had the motivation, I just needed the right help. Irv was my answer. In my first assessment he knew quite quickly where I needed to work on my body to get my strength back and that range of motion I had been missing. I’m so happy to say I’m on my way and I feel 100% better because of what Irv has shown me for the right exercise, nutrition and complete wellness. I have found a new home for complete recovery at Steps and with Irv. I highly recommend to anyone who thinks their body will never be the same again to go here, see Irv and take your body and your life back!

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