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July 2012

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WELLNESS PROGRAMS 4th Floor Wellness Center • 206.839.4780 • www.wac.net/wellness-center Manage Your High Cholesterol Meet with WAC Nutritionist Shana Hopkins to discuss what healthy dietary strategies you can implement to lower your cholesterol. This package includes an initial nutrition consult, two follow-up visits and body fat analysis. You will receive an individualized nutrition protocol with meal and snack ideas, as well as educa- tion on foods to eat, foods to avoid, and what nutritional supplements may support your cholesterol profile. $330; information and registration: 206.839.4782, shopkins@wac.net; by appointment only; one full business day cancellation required to avoid charge Metabolic Testing Weight-Loss Coaching Initial Metabolic Evaluation and Intensive Follow-Up First we test your metabolism, body fat and daily caloric burn. Then a nutritional evaluation determines the areas of concern in your diet, health and lifestyle. You leave with a meal plan, snack ideas and grocery list. Meet weekly to address your areas of weight-loss resistance and learn how to build a healthy diet that fits your lifestyle and allows your body to lose weight perma- nently. We will be taking measure- ments, evaluating diet and imple- menting individualized protocols and behavior modification plans at weekly visits. Body fat will be reas- sessed at the end of the first month. Package includes: • Resting metabolic rate test • Two segmental body fat analyses • Initial nutritional evaluation • Report of findings • Meal plan • Grocery list • Weekly follow-up consultations (4) • Personal nutrition binder • Email support $625; information and appointments: 206.839.4782, shopkins@wac.net; by appointment; one full business day cancellation required to avoid charge 54 | Washington Athletic Club Magazine | JULY 2012 Wondering how to best approach a diet and training program? A Metabolic Exercise Test (MET) measures your body's specific physiological response to exercise. While you work out on your preferred car- dio equipment, we'll monitor your oxygen consumption, carbon dioxide production and heart rate. The data will show how your body uses different fuels at various workloads. You'll also learn the heart rate at which your body burns the most fat and the rate at which your body burns the most calories. Use the information to monitor your heart rate and to burn maxi- mum fat and calories. Combine your MET with an eight-week zone training program to change your physiology, help your body become a better fat-burning machine and increase your overall physical fitness. Undergo a Resting Metabolic Rate (RMR) Assessment as well to determine the num- ber of calories per day your body needs to maintain its current self. By measuring oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production, this test determines the per- centage of calories you burn as fat versus carbohydrates. When you know your RMR, you can set your daily caloric input (diet) and output (exercise) to the exact caloric number that will allow you to either lose or maintain weight. MET or RMR: $175, MET and RMR: $325, MET, RMR and heart-rate monitor: $490, retest only: $140; by appointment only; one full busi- ness day cancellation required to avoid charge Naturopathic Medicine Naturopathic doctors (NDs) are licensed physicians who treat acute and chronic illnesses with the goal of achieving opti- mum health. NDs are clinically trained in a wide variety of treatment modalities, which may include nutrition and lifestyle counseling, botanical medicine, vitamin and mineral supplements, and physical methods of therapy. ND services are usually covered by insurance. Dr. Paul Dompé specializes in treating stress-related disorders. Tuesdays (3–7 pm); one full business day cancellation required to avoid charge; superbills will be issued, allowing for reimbursement by your insurance company. Credit card required to reserve appointment time Physical Therapy Members can get physical therapy at the WAC. It is reimbursable by insur- ance, just like outside the Club. Manual Therapy International physical thera- pists take only one patient per hour, so no more being shuffled between thera- pists or wasting your time. Mondays–Fridays (by appointment only); one full business day cancellation required to avoid charge Podiatry Services Please see page 52 for more information. Rolfing Structural Integration Through hands-on manipulation of the connective tissue, Rolfing eases pain and discomfort from many different causes, including back pain, repetitive-motion injury, trauma and aging. It also relieves stress and improves performance in pro- fessional and daily activities. Rolfing prac- titioner Sara Bayer uses mild, direct pres- sure to release holdings of fascia—the body's internal system of flexible support that surrounds every muscle fiber, encases all joints and has a role in the nervous system. The slow, deep strokes stimulate sensory neurons of the muscle nerve, trig- gering the nervous system to reduce ten- sion. Thus, the body finds health through the re-establishment of balance. Studies show that Rolfing engenders more

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