Using Unweighting Technology, the GlideCycle, is a way for many different people to change their lives for the better. For Example:

Amputees have used the GlideCycle to get themselves out of the wheelchair, standing up and running again! if you visit the website you can see video of ...

Using Unweighting Technology, the GlideCycle, is a way for many different people to change their lives for the better. For Example:

Amputees have used the GlideCycle to get themselves out of the wheelchair, standing up and running again! if you visit the website you can see video of Holly, who lost her leg and has been in a wheelchair for 3 years. Now she runs 10 miles at a time! She lost over 50 lbs and no longer needs her anti-depression meds!

We have many more examples of other amputees who have experienced similar results and can get them to the show for in person testimonials.

The military has just taken on the GlideCycle to help returning soldiers who have lower limb injuries. The Marine Foundation, "Semper Fi" is willing to buy GlideCycles for Vets who need one and meet their criteria.

The GlideCycle allows Amputees to compete in running sports standing up, without expensive and painful prosthetics!

http://GlideCycle.com is where you can see this in action. This product helps others so I am going to post another show idea with it for a different audience.

Michael Grbich tap danced across the Golden Gate Bridge on November 18, 2007 to celebrate his 75th birthday. On November 26,2008, Michael tap danced across The Brooklyn Bridge. He artist, educator, and health advocate. He is committed to promoting good health and healthy living by tap dancing ...

Michael Grbich tap danced across the Golden Gate Bridge on November 18, 2007 to celebrate his 75th birthday. On November 26,2008, Michael tap danced across The Brooklyn Bridge. He artist, educator, and health advocate. He is committed to promoting good health and healthy living by tap dancing across historic bridges across the country. His website is http://www.bridgestocross.org/. Michael amazed his friends and family when, at 71, he took up tightrope walking. He would later fly to New York to study with the legendary tightrope walker, Philippe Petit. For Michael, balancing on the high wire is a metaphor for having balance in one’s life.

Everyone knows people who have high blood pressure, and it's always more focused on because of the obvious health risks. But what about Low Blood pressure and what anyone with Low Blood pressure can do about this health issue.

Everyone knows people who have high blood pressure, and it's always more focused on because of the obvious health risks. But what about Low Blood pressure and what anyone with Low Blood pressure can do about this health issue.

I have a 12 year old daughter who is overwieght.She candrick water and eat less but it still wont help.She is 145 pounds already and im scared of her getting diabetes or even dying because she is overwieght.I need some help to get this to stop

I have a 12 year old daughter who is overwieght.She candrick water and eat less but it still wont help.She is 145 pounds already and im scared of her getting diabetes or even dying because she is overwieght.I need some help to get this to stop

The show description/idea I am providing is about myself. Please read my story/bio below:

This is my story and how it took overcoming many challenges for me to find my purpose in life.

My name is Amy Lutzel (36 years old) and I have a Bachelor's degree from the University of ...

The show description/idea I am providing is about myself. Please read my story/bio below:

This is my story and how it took overcoming many challenges for me to find my purpose in life.

My name is Amy Lutzel (36 years old) and I have a Bachelor's degree from the University of Southern Indiana where I took a number of health-related and physical education courses. I am also certified by the American College of Sports Medicine as a personal trainer and by the American Red Cross as a Professional Rescuer. I am currently working towards receiving my indoor group cycling and Silver Sneakers Instructor certifications.

I have been active in exercise and sports most of my life, however, I was incapacitated for nearly ten years due to three spinal fusion surgeries. (I had two knee surgeries prior to this.) I went to chiropractors, physical therapists, massage therapists, an acupuncturist, several orthopedic surgeons, neurosurgeons, and neurologists for treatments and second and third opinions, and I had to see a pain management doctor to receive several nerve blocks and cortisone injections and be put on several pain medications. This caused me to gain a lot of weight and may have contributed to an illness which put me in the hospital three years ago. I was on the verge of having to go on disability because I was so bad off physically. I also developed high blood pressure during all of this and had to be put on medication for that, too.

In 2008, I developed an illness called gastroparesis which led me all the way to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota for some tests. Not to mention that one of the medications I was taking for this illness caused severe depression and anxiety. While I am doing better now, I have come to realize that stress does a lot of horrible things to the human body. This is yet another reason why exercise does the body good! My mother, who was first diagnosed with breast cancer 16 years ago, had a recurrence and it has now metastasized to her bones and three lymph nodes. Her lifestyle changes associated with diet and exercise and reducing stress have helped her tremendously. We both thank God every day for our health.

Taking care of my health through diet, exercise, and reducing stress is what helped me get back to an active lifestyle and lose most the weight I had put on. After going through all of these health problems, I decided I wanted to work in the health industry so that I could help people like myself. I work as a personal trainer at the Welborn Foundation Wellness & Fitness Center at Ivy Tech Community College, the YMCA in Evansville, Indiana, and in retirement homes assisting others in helping reach their fitness goals and overcome obstacles like I did. I also handle all the Youth Wellness Orientations at the YMCA and train people in their homes. I also lead a walking group at Ivy Tech Community College in Evansville with over 50 particpants and I teach a group exercise class at a local retirement home. As you can see, I love working with people of all ages. My dream job is to create a new position in one of the hospitals working with patients and helping them overcome illnesses and injuries through exericse and a healthy lifestyle. I also enjoy speaking to different groups about how exercise has helped me. I am eager to share my story with others in hopes that it will inspire and give hope to others. I have several speaking engagements lined up in the coming months.

I am feeling better than I have in a very long time and I owe most of this to my exercise regime. I have come a really long way and hope to continue down the road to a healthy lifestyle. I competed in my first triathlon which took place on August 15, 2009. My goal is to compete in an Olympic triathlon in 2010. I never thought it was possible to accomplish something like this with all my prior injuries and health problems. Now, I know ANYTHING is possible!

Your health is the most important thing in life. It is so important to eat healthy, stay in shape, and remain as stress-free as possible. That's not easy for everyone to do with busy schedules and certain health problems, but nonetheless, it is very important to make this a top priority. My goal is to help you do that! I started up a health and wellness group on Facebook a few months ago and it currently has over 700 fans and still growing.

The purpose of this group is to provide convenient and helpful information and tips on wellness and fitness. It’s never too late to start healthy lifestyle habits. I hope that you will find this information helpful and put it to good use. As you can see, exercise and staying healthy has done wonders for me!

I hope you will seriously consider my story as an upcoming topic on your show. Thank you!

~Amy Lutzel

A lot of people have gained a lot of weight because of injuries they have received one way or the other. Like me for example, I was in the Army and I dislocated the Ulnar Nerve in my elbow and have had numberous surgeries to try to fix the "zingers" I get when my elbow "pops&qu...

A lot of people have gained a lot of weight because of injuries they have received one way or the other. Like me for example, I was in the Army and I dislocated the Ulnar Nerve in my elbow and have had numberous surgeries to try to fix the "zingers" I get when my elbow "pops" everytime it bends. So I can no longer do push-ups, lift weights or anything like that without getting really sore. I also injured my hip in the Army so I can no longer run or do sit-ups or anything that causes impacts or pressure on my hips. I think this would be a really good show because a lot of people have back injuries and injuries like me that are in "centralized" locations in their bodies. I know I have gained 50+ pounds since my injuries and I have tried NUMBEROUS exercises to try to loose weight and I am having a hard time with it and I KNOW I am not the only one in America with the same problem. Everyone says to loose weight you can't just diet you have to exercise, but what about the people that can not exercise like everyone else?