FLUID RUNNING ARTICLES
Breast Cancer and Water Exercise
Clinical research supports the benefit of water exercise for breast cancer survivors. Remaining active after breast cancer surgery can improve your emotions and your recovery. Exercise and activity are an essential part of our physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. We know that exercise is medicine, but research suggests this is especially true…
Nutrition and Fluid Running
What to eat. Every time you think you know the answer…. the answer changes, from high fat to low fat, from high carbs, to Keto to intermittent fasting! The Mystery of Nutrition As confusing as it is, nutrition absolutely plays a role in our health, the way we feel, and…
Why We Need to Hydrate
Water – we all know it’s good for us and we’re probably aware of the health guidelines that encourage daily water intake. It’s easy to recognize the need to replenish our fluids after a hard, sweaty workout, but sometimes it isn’t as easy to make drinking water a priority after…
All About the Tether
We get a lot of questions about the tether for Fluid Running. How to use it, whether to use it and why to use it. These are all really good questions and ones we want to answer. This also applies if you are doing aqua jogging, or deep water running….
Understanding Hydrostatic Pressure
Hydrostatic pressure defined “Hydrostatic pressure is the pressure exerted by a fluid at rest due to the force of gravity. It’s the pressure you feel when you dive to the bottom of a swimming pool. Hydrostatic is a word used to refer to a fluid that is not in motion. So, hydrostatic pressure means the…
Fluid Running in the Community
Supporting other entrepreneurs 60 Ideas in 60 Minutes – Jennifer shared stories and experiences with other entrepreneurs at this annual strategy event. University of Illinois Media Entrepreneurship Class – Jennifer and Mike shared their story about starting a business and what it takes to grow it. Suite Spotte Hot Seat – Mike co-started…