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National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic, which uses skiing and snowboarding to help Veterans with profound disabilities overcome challenges
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Taking Charge of My Life & Health: Gain a detailed understanding of the Whole Health approach to Personal Development. How much time do you invest in what really matters to you in life? Are you ready to learn a totally new way to wellness? The class helps build the foundation towards making positive changes in your health and wellness, plan how you will achieve it and provide support for your journey to success. In person or virtual; call .
Yoga Introduction: Provides the opportunity to learn about yoga, basic definitions, positions and the mind body breath connection. Attendees will be able to ask questions and learn basic knowledge and safety regarding benefits, health issues and injuries. They will then have access to all Yoga practice offerings from beginner, intermediate and/or chair sessions. An increasing number of studies show that yoga, either seated or standing, provides many therapeutic benefits including stress reduction, increased flexibly, and improved sleep. In person or virtual; call .
Tai-Chi Introduction:  Introduction will address basic knowledge about Tai Chi to include comfortable clothing, safety, language, mental focus, coordination, breath control and movement through footwork and meaning of postures. Standard standing practice as well as adaptations for seated, wheelchair and standing assist as needed for each attendee.  With completion of the introduction, Veterans will be provided list of all levels of Tai Chi available to participate in on a drop-in basis. Studies show that Tai Chi and Qi Gong provide many therapeutic benefits including stress reduction, improved circulation, improved balance, gait, mobility, improved mental health, immune defense, and lowering blood pressure.  In person or virtual; call .
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Our swimming pool area measures over 7,200 square feet and is roughly ½ the size of an Olympic swimming pool. The pool dimensions measure 75 feet long and 45 feet wide and has 6 swimming lanes. The pool depth ranges from 3.5 feet to 8.5 deep.  

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Do you offer open swimming or circle swimming/lap swimming? 

Absolutely! We ensure most of our pool time is dedicated to providing open swimming to our members, drop-ins, and guests. During open swim, you can choose to either swim in a leisure lane or circle swim in a lap swimming lane.  Each lane can hold a maximum of 7 swimmers.   

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Does Sportspark provide locks, goggles, and swim caps? 

Although we encourage everyone to bring a lock to secure their belongings during their stay with us, we do sell locks, goggles, and swim caps. These items can be purchased at our West Side front desk.   

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Does Sportspark provide towels? 

Yes! We sell both small hand towels ($5) and large bathing towels ($10) at our front desks. We do not, however, offer towel cleaning services. Any towels left behind at Sportspark will be placed in our lost & found bins and subject to our lost & found disposal policies.  

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How many hoops are in the basketball gym? 

Our newly installed basketball gym measures over 8,000 square feet and features premium hardwood flooring, with 2 primary hoops and four side hoops for additional play. All our hoops can be mechanically retracted via a remote control in just seconds.   In addition, the basketball gym has retractable bleachers that can seat up to 250 spectators!  

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What activities can be permitted in the basketball gym?

The 8,000 square foot gym is an open space available for a multitude of uses, but is most commonly used for volleyball,  indoor soccer, and basketball. 

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How big is the fitness center? 

Our fitness center measures over 2,300 square feet and is split into two separate rooms, with one room exclusively designed as a weight room.
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Food Security Status and Well-Being of Nutrition Assistance Program Participants in Puerto Rico
This study will collect data on levels of household food security, health status, and well-being in the general population, and among NAP participants and low-income residents without such additional benefits and establish baseline contextual data on the system-wide factors that frame food security, health status, and well-being in Puerto Rico. This study will be complemented with in-depth interviews to understand better the household context of food security, health, and well-being for Puerto Rican residents following the advent of Hurricane Maria and other recent disasters, as well as the factors that contributed to their vulnerability and resiliency to catastrophic events.

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A guide for using NIH Image J for single slice cross-sectional area and composition analysis of the thigh from computed tomography - PubMed
6 Geriatric Research, Education and Clinical Center, Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System, North Little Rock, AR, United States of America.
7 Donald W Reynolds Department of Geriatrics, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, AR, United States of America.

 
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 Reports using computed tomography (CT) to estimate thigh skeletal muscle cross-sectional area and mean muscle attenuation are often difficult to evaluate due to inconsistent methods of quantification and/or poorly described analysis methods. This CT tutorial provides step-by-step instructions in using free, NIH Image J software to quantify both muscle size and composition in the mid-thigh, which was validated against a robust commercially available software, SliceOmatic. CT scans of the mid-thigh were analyzed from 101 healthy individuals aged 65 and older. Mean cross-sectional area and mean attenuation values are presented across seven defined Hounsfield unit (HU) ranges along with the percent contribution of each region to the total mid-thigh area. Inter-software correlation coefficients ranged from R2 = 0.92-0.99 for all specific area comparisons measured using the Image J method compared to SliceOmatic. We recommend reporting individual HU ranges for all areas measured. Although HU range 0-100 includes the majority of skeletal muscle area, HU range -29 to 150 appears to be the most inclusive for quantifying total thigh muscle. Reporting all HU ranges is necessary to determine the relative contribution of each, as they may be differentially affected by age, obesity, disease, and exercise. This standardized operating procedure will facilitate consistency among investigators reporting computed tomography characteristics of the thigh on single slice images. Trial Registration: ClinicalTrials.gov NCT02308228.
 

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