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Check out www.cvra.net for the most up to date information on local road races.
Upcoming Area Races
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Fairview Trail Run Sun, Nov 4 - Cedar Rapids, IA
Last Race of the Year
Fun Run/Walk
December 31st, 9am
Rockwell Collins Rec Center |
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Rec Center Hours:
Monday-Thursday
5:05AM to 10PM
Friday
5:05AM to 8PM
Saturday
7:30AM to 5:30PM
Sunday
9:30AM to 5:30PM
Rec Room Babysitting Service Hours:
Monday-Thursday
9AM to 1:15PM and
4:00PM to 7:45PM
Friday
9AM to 1:15PM and
4:00PM to 6:45PM
Saturday
8AM to 12NOON |
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Contact Us:
400 Collins Road NE
MS 154-100
Cedar Rapids, IA 52498
phone 319.295.2552
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 On-site Physical TherapyOPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
NO DOCTOR'S REFERRAL is needed with Rockwell Collins Wellmark Insurance (also true with most other Iowa based plans).
FREE 10 MINUTE EVALUATIONS Tuesdays at 5:00 PM Wednesdays at Noon. Call 295-8899 or stop by to schedule.
Located inside the Rockwell Collins Rec Center |
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Visual Imagery Seminar on Friday, November 16th
Join Kelly Marsengill, MS, MA for a presentation on using Visual Imagery (a form of meditation) to reduce stress.
The seminar is free to Rockwell Collins Employees and Rockwell Collins Recreation Center Members and will be held in the Iowa State Room in Building 154-100 from 12:15 - 1:00pm.
Please register for this seminar by calling the Recreation Center Front Desk at 295-2552. Class size is limited. |
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W i d e r Awake
By Sandy Holterhaus, RD, LD
There have been many recent studies on the connection between a good night's sleep and weight management. Could sleep be the third component you are missing besides exercise and calorie restriction?
A recent sleep restriction study shows that normal healthy adults who were restricted to four hours of sleep per night and thus had decreased stage 2 sleep and decreased periods of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep had:
- lower resting metabolic rates (burned fewer calories at rest)
- had increased appetites for sweet and salty foods
- had higher total energy, fat and carbohydrate intakes.
So if you are having trouble sleeping due to snoring, sleep apnea, acid reflux disease, menopause, stress or aging it may be adding to your difficulties in managing your weight.
How do we improve our quality of sleep. According to the National Sleep Foundation we must practice good sleep hygiene. The best thing to remember is that our brains like routine; so going to bed approximately the same time every night and getting up at the same time every day is the healthiest scenario.
Other strategies include:
- avoid naps during the day
- avoid chocolate, caffeine, nicotine, alcohol and spicy foods before bedtime
-turn off TV's, computers and cell phones as well as dim lights as you unwind for bed
For more information on weight management or to make an appointment with me call 295-2552. Or see the dietitian brochure at:
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