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Dr. David Miller
David has been working out with EPEC over the last 3 years. In that time he has lost 25 pounds and started a running program.
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Great Recipes

Lemon Salmon

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Nutrition Tips

1. Set a specific goal for yourself.

2. Start slowly.

3. Find a workout buddy, or hire a personal trainer to keep you accountable.

4. Keep track of your progress on a calendar or chart.

5. Be flexible, if you need to adjust your goal, do it!

6. Give yourself time- weight loss doesn’t happen over night.

7. Avoid crash diets.

8. Try a group fitness class.

9. Get a fitness assessment before you start.

10. Make sure your shoes are comfortable and supportive.

Community Involvement

Join us this year for the 24 hours of Booty ride on July 30th!

We'll have a tent up - stop by and say hi!

What's going on with EPEC

• July 24th – Bootcamp with ASANA

• July 30th – 31st – 24 hours of “Booty” - 24 hour bike ride to raise money for brain cancer and the Lance Armstrong Foundation

• August 6th – grand opening of the Metropolitan Greenway park

• September 25th-26th – 200 mile bike ride to the beach to raise money for Multiple Sclerosis

Ball Squat with an Arm Curl

Step 1 Choose a set of dumbbells that you can accomplish 12 repetitions with good form.

Step 2 Use a Swiss Ball that is properly inflated.

Step 3 On a flat wall; place the Swiss Ball in the lower part of your back while leaning against the ball.  Your feet are shoulder width apart and toes pointed forward.

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Step 4 Bend your knees as if you were sitting in a chair behind you.  Your knees should not move forward past your foot position.  Your upper body should stay straight up without leaning forward or back while doing the squat. IMG_4183

Step 5 From the squatting position, as you stand, bend your arms up, so that you do a complete arm curl.  As you bend your knees to squat, slowly lower your arms.

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Make sure that each movement is done is controlled.  There should be no bouncing or jerking, during the exercise.  Do 12 – 15 repetitions, rest 60 seconds and repeat.  This exercise is great for the glutes, thighs and biceps.

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