1. A Stronger Heart Built by Strong Relationships

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    As a travelling nurse, getting your individual fitness and exercise going is important for cardiovascular health, but that’s not all.  To build a stronger heart, I’d like to highlight another essential principle instead of just regular exercise and fitness – building real relationships. Often people assume that keeping your body...
  2. Travel Nursing Fitness Tips

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    Traveling nurses move from city to city months at a time, you can’t really expect to eat whatever you want, not exercise and have your body be okay with it.  I know, it can be difficult to pick up on regular exercise right after moving to a new home, but...
  3. Stay In Shape Over Winter

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    Are you sick of making New Year’s resolutions to lose weight?  Do you hate having to spend spring dieting so that you have a nice beach body for the summer?  Wouldn’t it be great if you could stay in shape all year round? This article was written by James Harper...
  4. Walk For Health

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    Walking for health reasons has had tons of publicity over the years.  We’ve all heard the health benefits of walking but I’m going to re-iterate them here one more time: Lower low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol (the “bad” cholesterol) Raise high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol (the “good” cholesterol) Lower your blood pressure...
  5. Nursing: A Healthy Back

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    A floor nurse’s back is his/her most used tool. We push, pull, lift, turn all day long.  It’s important to maintain good back safety.  Back injuries are very prevalent in the nursing field.  In the latest study that I can find, the Bureau of Labor statistics states the following: It’s...
  6. Get Moving and Keep Moving…

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    I’m not the most active person.  At most, I will take a walk through the neighborhood, go swimming, short (and very slow) hiking, and the occasional bike ride.  I do, however understand that keeping active and fit is important.  How do you get moving when on contract?