Alexa Lobato and Carson Gantzer at Human Powered Health in Scottsdale are helping golfers upgrade their health. -as read in Golf Digest
Helping Paws will graduate 13 service animals from their assistance training program, and send them off to their new lifelong homes. -as seen on Fox 9 Good Day
Eden Prairie-based Helping Paws, a non-profit organization with more than three decades of experience training and placing service dogs, will graduate more than a dozen dogs that have completed its service dog training program -as read in The Sun Sailor
The team at Human Powered Health assisted Jennifer Vollmann with assessments to help her better understand her body and reach an unprecedented goal. -as seen on FOX 10 Phoenix
At any given time, nearly 90,000 people in the U.S. are waiting for a kidney transplant. Jennifer Cramer-Miller, the Minnesota board chair of the National Kidney Foundation, visits WCCO to help raise awareness.-as seen on WCCO-TV
Evan Hoyt, Performance Physiologist with Human Powered Health, tells WellnessPulse that while the amount of sweating a person does while working out indicates the intensity of the session, people have different baseline sweat rates.-as read on WellnessPulse
Jennifer discusses what National Kidney Month means to her. -as heard on WCCO-AM Radio
Jennifer shares her story and looks ahead to the future of organ replacement. -as seen on Fox 9 Good Day
A new puppy enrichment center in Eden Prairie is like a preschool for puppies. Designed to promote healthy development, Helping Paws' new facility aims to specifically prepare dogs who hope to one day become service animals. -as seen on WCCO-TV
These trainer-approved exercises from Lekshmi Kumar, MS, a Performance Physiologist at Human Powered Health, will keep you active and mobile. -as read on Eat This, Not That!
Human Powered Health shares the secret key to making your century ride even better. -as read in Bicycling Magazine
Leo Hipp, a performance physiologist at Human Powered Health, advises on why the order of your workouts is key to your athletic performance. -as read on Nike.com
Whether your goal is to bulk up, get stronger, or lose fat, Kelly McKenzie, a performance physiologist at Human Powered Health, advises on when to expect progress from working out depends on several factors. -as read on Nike.com
Rob Dixon, a performance physiologist with Human Powered Health in Boston, advises on the important role rest plays in training. -as read in Men’s Health
Helping Paws now provides early development opportunities including exposure and neurological stimulation to help desensitize puppies as young as five weeks old. -as read in the Sun Sailor
Helping Paws is doing groundbreaking work to ensure their puppies grow into amazing assistance dogs—both service dogs and facility dogs -as seen on FOX 9
Molly Hurford spends time with the women on the Human Powered Health Cycling Team who walk her through the benefits of a VO2 Max lab test. -as read on Consummate Athlete
Fitness and getting in shape are always a top new year's resolution, but it's not always easy to keep. Evan Strewler, head performance physiologist at Edina-based Human Powered Health offers these helpful tips. -as seen on WCCO-TV
Lekshmi Kumar, a performance physiologist at Human Powered Health, advises on how to increase your upper body mobility. -as read on The Guardian
Carson Gantzer, M.S., C.S.C.S., performance physiologist with Human Powered Health, explains how to work through muscle soreness. -as read on Prevention.com