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Transform Your Health: 3 New Year Resolutions and How to Achieve Them

Start the new year by committing to resolutions that enhance your health. Identify three impactful goals and explore at least two practical strategies for each to ensure their completion. Additionally, learn about the role of a pacer in races, the challenges of night blindness (nyctalopia), and the inspiring story of Dean as he overcomes setbacks during the Western States Endurance Run. This guide will provide motivation and insights to foster resilience and improve well-being in the year ahead.

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Transform Your Health: 3 New Year Resolutions and How to Achieve Them

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  1. Bell Ringer Create 3 new years resolutions that will positively impact your health How are you going to complete your resolutions? List at least 2 ways for each resolution

  2. Chapter 9 Review • What is a Pacer and how is a Pacer helpful? • A pacer is someone who runs the last leg of the race with the runner. The pacer cannot offer physical help, they are only present for motivation • What was in his left shoe? He lost his big toe nail • How does Dean see at night? With a head lamp and flash light

  3. Chapter 9 Review Continued • What is nyctalopia? Night blindness • How do you get nyctalopia? From a lowered blood pressure or exposure to bright light during the day • Once Dean decided not to continue on with the race what happened to change his mind? He decided to wait for the next runner so they could send help, once he sat down he fell asleep. When he woke up again he discover he could see so he decided to continue the race. • Once at the medical checkpoint what helped Dean get his eye sight back? • Someone gave him brownies with whole espresso beans which gave him a jolt of energy

  4. Chapter 10 Questions • What does the medical analysis of blood samples taken from previous Western States participants show? • Why does Dean decline a chair at the last medical checkpoint? • Why did Dean race down the trail screaming? How would you feel if that happened to you? • What set back did Dean have that made his journey longer than 100 miles? • What did his Dad say to Dean about making it to the finish line? • Why was Dean forever changed by the Western States Endurance Run? • What was his official finishing time?

  5. David Letterman Video • http://www.ultramarathonman.com/web/media/flowplayer.shtml?href=videos/DK_Letterman.flv&width=314&height=180

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