
Exercise is an essential part of therapeutic approach for arthritis. Pain and stiffness of the joints tend to discourage patients from exercising, however without exercise, joints can become even more stiff and painful. This happens because exercise actually keeps bones, muscles and joints healthy. If people do not exercise, their muscles become weaker, and their bones become osteoporotic. Exercise pumps blood and body fluid through to the muscles, tendons and the joints, which will facilitate healing. Take control of your life again by embarking on this specially designed system of gentle exercises for people suffering from arthritis. Includes: Warm-up, breathing and gentle stretches, Warm-up for the body, Exercises for the neck, shoulders and spine, A fun routine for the arms, legs and face, Exercising the extremities, hands and feet, The heart, lungs, legs and circulation, Exercising the whole body, A relaxed slow-down, Gentle relaxed movements for the body and Wind down and get on with your life.
Heroes Of Shaolin - Kung Fu Of Tai Kwan Do
China's vast landscape is the setting for this suspenseful chase adventure. When an American pilot is forced to parachute into the clutches of the Japanese army, who hold him for information. He escapes... the hunt for the P.O.W. begins. Clever disguises and superior martial arts techniques of the new allies in the form of Chinese guerillas and protect him throughout his escape, which includes many exciting confrontations with the enemy. Repaying the pilot for earlier defending his new found friends, with Chinese pride and honour display their hostility towards the terrorising army and defend him to the fierce finish.
Dr Jack Mickler is a highly respected but burned out psychiatrist who, ten days before his retirement, takes on his last but most difficult case. His patient believes that he is Don Juan and recounts his glorious tales of passion which have Dr Mickler captivated. Is Don Juan really who he says he is and will Mickler be able to help him?
Thousands of years into the future and Earth has become uninhabitable to humans. Aboard the space station Nerva, the remaining survivors of the human race are in suspended animation. The Doctor along with Sarah and Harry arrives on board and discovers that vital systems have been sabotaged. As mankind begins to wake from its enforced sleep that Doctor that they are not alone....someone or something is on board the space station.
Classic Tough Guys - The Boxset. Features over 10 hours of hard hitting action from the screen legends of an era past. Film titles comprise: Disc 1 - 'Call it Murder', 'Great Guy', 'The Lucky Texan'. Disc 2 - 'Vengeance Valley', 'The Big Trees', 'The Man From Utah'. Disc 3 - 'Beat the Devil', 'British Intelligence', 'Gangster Story'.
In Don Bluth's ROCK-A-DOODLE, Chanticleer (Glen Campbell) is a golden-tonsilled rooster who misses the arrival of the sun one morning and leaves the farm in disgrace to make his name in the big city. This entertaining children's film is a story-within-a-story: ROCK-A-DOODLE is actually a beloved book owned by Edmond (Toby Scott Ganger), a little farm boy whose parents are desperately trying to save the family farm from an impending flood begun, according to Edmond's book, by the wicked Grand Duke of Owls (Christopher Plummer). When Edmond tries to evoke Chanticleer to bring the sun back, the duke turns him into a kitten, transporting him into the animated world of the rooster and the other animals from his book. Thus begins a colorful journey filled with songs and adventure.
Like many holiday films, THIS CHRISTMAS mines the ample humor and drama of a family Christmas. Ma'Dere (Loretta Devine) is the matriarch to the large and loving Whitfield family, which consists of her three daughters--Kelli (Sharon Leal), Lisa (Regina Kin
Nancy is a divorced mother of three who is so busy raising her children that she's forgotten to take care of herself as well. With Christmas fast approaching, she decides to take her kids to the mall to meet Santa Claus, not knowing that her youngest daug
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