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Tamara Podry is an ACE Certified Personal Trainer and Nutrition Specialist. She and her husband co-own Anchor Fitness and their mission is to enable people to live their best life. SiG MT 101 ese exercises should be done three times per week and can be incorporated into an existing strength or cardio program to prepare for winter sports. Puing in the work will be well worth it when you get out there and enjoy some fresh powder! Remember, if you're recovering from injuries or are not sure you should be doing these exercises, consult your doctor or physical therapist. If you need a more customized or in-depth training plan, give us a call at Anchor Fitness and we'll design a program for you! Standing on one leg, reach the lied leg back slightly to load up the glutes on the standing leg. en, explosively drive the lied leg up and jump with the standing leg. Land soly and immediately load up for the next jump. Repeat 10-12 times per leg. is will develop power, stabilize the hip, knee, and ankle, and prepare your ligaments for activities that include impact or repeated bounding. 5. • Sprinter Single Leg Hop S MT Dry Needling can treat a variety of pain both acute and chronic : • Decrease Trigger Points (hard knots) • Ease Muscular Pain and Stiffness • Improve Flexibility • Improve Range of Motion • Relaxed Muscles Improve Blood Flow Functional Dry Needling Brings Lasting Relief for a Broad Range of Neuromuscular Dysfunction Dawn Nelson-Larson, PT We're Hands On to Improve the Quality of Your Life 406.622.3684 • www.bentontherapy.com Fort Benton, Montana

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