If your elbow hurts when you bend it, don’t bend it. This is the advice Dr. Daliah Wachs gives to a man who calls her radio show, “The Dr. Daliah Show” on KDWN-AM (720), complaining of abdominal pain after doing 200 sit-ups.
So now it’s come to this: We have to teach preschoolers that it’s good — and fun — to run and jump.
And, oh yes, we also must teach them to ask their parents if they can go out and play.
Rolled eyes and a sigh are often the response when I tell clients that we’re doing squats. They can be difficult and take lots of energy. I’m also a stickler for form, which means I’m constantly telling them to straighten a foot or watch the knees and back.
A woman who might have been involved in a domestic-related incident died after being found injured on a roadway in the southwest valley, Las Vegas police said Sunday night.
PYONGYANG, North Korea — Kim Jong Il, North Korea’s mercurial and enigmatic leader, has died. He was 69.
Sierra Nevada ski resorts are heading into the traditionally busy Christmas season missing only one thing: natural snow. Plagued by a skimpy snowpack, most resorts have relied on snow-making machines to open with limited operations.
“Peepshow” star Holly Madison was a cameo Saturday night in “The Nutcracker” ballet at the Paris.
The early morning sun bathed the pride in warm light. A halfdozen lions lay on the grassy plain, feeding on a wildebeest, an animal most likely killed by the pride’s females the night before. A massive male ripped flesh from the neck of the kill.
SAN DIEGO — With all of the defections to the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Gilbert Melendez and Cristiane “Cyborg” Santos quite clearly are the most dominant champions remaining in Strikeforce.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Kendall Williams scored 16 points and New Mexico posted its sixth straight win, beating Oklahoma State 66-56 in the All-College Classic on Saturday night.
PROVO, Utah — With an NBA general manager watching from the front row, 6-foot-11-inch Baylor forward Perry Jones III came up huge for the No. 6-ranked Bears on Saturday.
In one night, one terrific November night with a nation of college basketball fans watching against an opponent littered with future NBA players, Mike Moser became the hot new restaurant in town, the small-budget movie turned blockbuster, the chic clothing line new to stores.