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January 11, 2008

Fitness Clinician of the Year 2007
Congratulations to Sarah Anne Pierce of Bend, Oregon for winning our prestigious competition. Honorable mention goes to Scott Wheeler and veteran I.A.R.T. instructor Deane Cooke. Sarah works at CORE sport, wellness and spinal conditioning, in Bend Oregon (www.coreconditioning.info)

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Merck Manual
The updated version of the chapter on Exercise and Fitness for The Merck Manual Home Edition has been posted on its website at: http://www.merck.com/mmhe/sec01/ch006/ch006a.html This chapter was updated recently by Brian D. Johnston

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New Book Release by IART Fellow
Just released: Fit for Eternal Life: A Christian Approach to Working Out, Eating Right and Building the Virtues of Fitness in Your Soul by IART writer, Kevin Vost, Psy.D. (Sophia Institute Press, 12/07). Regardless of your stand on things theological or metaphysical, you may find this book of interest for its unique blend of ancient philosophical wisdom and modern high-intensity exercise theory and practice. It includes an innovative look at the classical cardinal virtues of fortitude, temperance, justice, and prudence, and how they relate to strength training, endurance training, diet, and concerns for special populations (i.e., women, seniors, & teens). Building on the Aristotelian definition of virtues as good habits, Dr. Vost shows how to master the virtues of fitness by cultivating healthy habits of body and mind. Visit http://www.drvost.com/ for details.

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