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Picture of MOVE IT OR LOSE IT ARTHRITIS CD The Move It or Lose It Arthritis CD, by Mary Essert, is a video exercise program designed for use by individuals with arthritis. This CD-ROM provides an overview of arthritis and discusses the design and implementation of an aquatic exercise program to suit a diverse population. Safety, functional fitness, and pain reduction are the program's primary concerns. Pool progression is introduced and demonstrated in the pool exercise section.

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Price: 27.95.

This product record was updated on May 26, 2011.

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Essert Associates, Inc.

Conway, Arkansas United States
Telephone: 501-505-8601.
Web: http://www.maryessert.com.
Email: messert@mindspring.com.


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