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24 for Life Continues Diabetes Prevention

July 14, 2020December 24, 2020 Kevin Doel 24 for life, Diabetes, fitness, health, kansas, midland care, topeka, Weight Loss, wellness

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March, 24 for Life – Diabetes Prevention Program had to cancel in-person classes. It was

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A Fitness Workout Designed for Real People Wanting Real Results

June 17, 2020 Lee Hartman Active Rest Training, body toning, Boot Camp, calories, classes, fitness, health, High Intensity Interval Training, HIIT, kansas, results, topeka, Weight Loss, wellness, workout

“Boot Camp” style fitness classes are increasingly popular, but not all boot camps are created equal. When comparing fitness classes,

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Kujima Health celebrates Minority Health Awareness Month

April 18, 2020May 26, 2020 Lee Hartman 24 for life, Arthritis, black women, Chocolate Sunshine, Diabetes, diet, health, Kujima, midland care, minority, obesity, physical activity, Weight Loss, wellness

In honor of Minority Health Awareness Month, Kujima Health proudly presents an innovative approach to addressing Black women’s health –

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The hottest fitness trends for 2020

March 19, 2020April 14, 2020 Lee Hartman cryotherapy, cycling, dance, fitness trends, floatation tanks, health, HIIT, kansas, meditation, spinning, spiritual, swimming, topeka, Weight Loss, wellbeing, wellness, Workouts, yoga

Last year’s big hitters included HIIT classes, cult spinning sessions and a move towards conscious movement – but what does

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24 for Life Diabetes Prevention Program Teaches Lifestyle Changes to Promote Weight Loss

March 19, 2020April 14, 2020 Lee Hartman 24 for life, A1C, Changes, Diabetes, health, kansas, Lifestyle, nutrition, Prevention, topeka, Weight Loss

As we transition into a new season, many people begin thinking about their health goals. If that’s you, consider joining

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