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From the Editor's Desk: Don't Harden Your Heart


A popular and well-known health observance every February is American Heart Month. This month's Nutrition Corner recognizes this important observance by sharing information and recipes that we could all use -- ones that are "kind" to our hearts. In addition, I personally am very excited to feature our New Document this month, as it addresses a topic that really interests me. This article shows how fitness professionals and clients can really create success by working together and listening to each other, and it matters none whether that trainer has any experience whatsoever with disability. All it takes is the willingness to try. So clients and trainers, open up your hearts and work on creating a relationship that reaps benefits for all!

Send your questions and comments to Blythe Hiss, NCHPAD News Editor, at sbonne2@uic.edu.


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