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  • Strength History: The Zurkhaneh0

    Anyone that has read many of my articles knows that I am a huge fan of strength training history and the modernization of ancient training methods. Not only do I find researching these methods interesting, but it is also a fun way exercise and to gain an understanding of how people of other cultures and

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  • Understanding the Importance of Sleep0

    According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, sleep is an important part of a person’s daily routine and is essential for many things including health, learning, and mood. Considering that the average person spends approximately a third of their lives sleeping, it stands to reason that sleep is as essential to living

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  • Weirdo or Creative Genius?0

    When we think of the word weird, we often think of something that is strange and different, and it often has a negative connotation. When a person is called weird, it is usually meant as an insult. It highlights a person’s difference from the rest of the tribe and, though standing out is something that

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  • Is Cold Training Right for You?0

    ? Cold training it the middle of Summer? Yes, you read that correctly. While most people are thinking about getting a tan or counting the days back to normalcy, a hardy few utilize the ancient method of cold training to invigorate the body, mind, and spirit. The idea of using cold temperatures to improve health

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  • City Police K9 Program in Full Swing

    City Police K9 Program in Full Swing0

    Due to the generous donations, the largest of which was $43,000 made by Greg Ciocca on behalf of Ciocca Toyota dealerships, the first K9 unit in many years has been working the streets of Williamsport. The generous donation enabled the Williamsport Bureau of Police (WBP) to send Police Officer Tyson Minier and his four-legged partner,

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  • Health Ministries Combine Spiritual and Physical Healing0

    Now, more than ever before, Americans are dying from largely lifestyle-related illnesses. These health issues may be prevented or better treated if they had been addressed earlier. So why, in a country that spends more on healthcare per capita than any other nation in the world, are such health issues on the rise? The answer

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