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‘Move More With You’ webinar October 20

Do you enjoy biking, dancing, soccer, or group fitness? Did you know movement reduces stress?

Join Rene Rogers, Ph.D. October 20 from 10-11 a.m. for “Move More With You” to learn how any type of physical activity can positively affect mood and help you manage stress.

Often, movement is considered “me” time and ignored in order to take care of others. On days you don’t feel like moving, you need to move even more!

The webinar will cover:

  • How does movement work as a stress reliever?
  • How to make time for movement.
  • How to incorporate movement into your daily activities.

Register HERE!

About the instructor:

Dr. Rogers is a translational researcher and practitioner known for developing innovative interventions that engage people in healthy lifestyle behaviors. Her expertise comes from years of experience performing professionally in theatre, dance and working in production design and media combined with a solid academic foundation in exercise physiology, behavior change, and weight management. The collision of these 2 worlds and her experience teaching many movement disciplines for the last 25 years, allows her to design creative and engaging wellness programming and she is known for her creative approaches for getting people to move more and sit less. She loves working with media and technology to design her programs and has developed on-demand workout and social media-integrated platforms for several research and wellness entities. Dr. Rogers has been asked to Blog for the American College of Sports Medicine, comment for various media outlets related to her expertise in physical activity promotion and engagement, and has written for The Conversation US, in addition to writing 1st- and co-authored peer reviewed research publications.

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