Golob talks about how Helping Paws has worked through the notoriety of the last six weeks, her transition to secular non-profit work, and the joy of riling up dogs. -as heard on Who The Folk?! Podcast and posted on TC Jewfolk
Understanding your VO2 max can give you powerful insights into your cardiovascular fitness. Carson Gantzer, C.S.C.S., a performance physiologist at Human Powered Health breaks down what this number means for you. -as read in Runner’s World
Most people assume they only need a bike fit when things have become excruciatingly uncomfortable. Willie Swift of Human Powered Health debunks this thought. -as read in Bicycling.com
Love 'em or hate 'em, cold plunges are here to stay. The practice is touted for its ability to aid in workout recovery. Experts, and Performance Physiologist Carson Gantzer, from Human Powered Health, explains whether you should do it before or after you exercise.-as read in Men’s Journal
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