Any opinions on Burnwall Physical Therapy Pool in Valley Village, CA?
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Oh-oh,\nBurnwall is a questionable agency.They do have qualified therapists, but the administration is a tad dicey.
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If you don't use it, it is.  You have to like weight-lifting type exercises.\nI love mine.
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I don't know if it still active but a few years ago people were doing a lot of climbing in Malibu Creek state park. \nThere were some established routes and a pond to jump in after a hot climb.\nGood luck
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i dont attend, but it is gorgeous. There is a gorgeous lake with geese and thir is a sidewalk around the entire thing. it is also full of trees. outside it a great place to study. their athletics program is great as well. they have a place for all to workout. Their cafeteria is actually good too. they serve chickfila and subs and pizza.i love it! you should definitely go there!
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Yes!\n\nI live in CA and I know of Events and Promotions.  \n\nMy wife took an assignment with them last month and made a couple hundred dollars in one weekend working 5-6 hours each day.  They were great to work with and really responsive.  There was an initial problem with shortage of pay and the took care of it right away.  \n\nShe was an Olay consultant in Safeway for them.  Since then she's seen other offers for phone services, models for race cars and playing with kids to promote exercise.  They even do twin stuff (I'm a twin so it's of interest to me)\n\nGood luck!
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have you tried an aquatic lift? the patient can sit in the chair and eased into the water from the deck/pier. \nI use them for my disabled clients who work out in 6 foot pools. there are many kinds, I like the hydraulics.\n\nhere are a few types...\nhttp://www.usatechguide.org/techguide.php?vmode=1&catid=5\nhttp://www.aquacreek.com/ppl.htm\nhttp://www.redspools.com/Lifts.html\nhttp://www.aquatic-access.com/\nbest of luck!
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Nob Hill Spa downstairs from the Huntington Hotel. They offer couples massages, and have spa cuisine available next to their lovely pool.
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There is.  The  Le Terrace Swim Club is located in Nutley. \n\nThe owners of that club violated NJ discrimination laws when they turned away "black" and "brown-skinned" customers and guests will pay $1,000,000 to settle a lawsuit brought against them by the ACLU of NJ who filed the case on behalf of six plaintiffs who were denied entry to the pool or who were retaliated against for defending the rights of others to enter.  \n\nMarci Shepard, was a teenager when her father died and she was invited to live with a couple for whom she had previously worked as a mother's helper. After joining Le Terrace in May of 2001, the family brought Marci to the club as their guest. An employee would not let Marci in, claiming that no more guests were being permitted that day. While the woman went to discuss the matter with the owner, the employee permitted a member and that member's white guest to enter the facilities. The family off the premises.\n\nYou can read all about it at the ACLU Website.\n\nThanks for sending me on this research...it's hard to believe stuff like this still goes on today (this case was decided in 2004) in the USA.
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I have had no problems with them.  Works really well and fast.  A little more expensive than other providers but worth it in my view.\n\nSomething to bear in mind: Freedom2surf is owned by Pipex
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Ours cost about 400 dollars, but we needed new cushions all the way around and we ordered custom felt, Sonomas 860.  That felt was a more professional grade and was considerably thinner than your average felt so the ball speed was much faster.  To find someone to do ours we just asked the owners/managers of several pool halls in the area.  We had no trouble finding someone to come right to the house and do it for us.  If you do not need new cushions on it you may want to consider doing it yourself.  If you order the felt online it is pretty cheap and the actual job is not hard.  We recovered our other two tabels after the first one was done.  If you think you might be interested in going that route then you should check the book "Minnesota Fats On Pool".  The last part of the book is an instruction manual for redoing your own felt.  That only applied if your have leather pockets.  If you have an old bar table then the felt is usually glued to the slate on those and you will need to hire someone to do it for you.  \n\nFor the new legs, check with the Olhausen store in San Diego.  They do all kinds of work to the pool tables there and make them.  I was able to get a great price on a set of new leather pockets from them that were used but in great condition.  They may come across used legs or slightly marked up legs they will sell you.
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try this site \nhttp://lowpricedpoolsupply.com/above-ground-pools.html
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Milpitas Health & Fitness just recently started a kickboxing class.  I hear it's excellent, although I've never attended myself.  I have a fried that's a great swimmer, but she skips swim practice to attend her nighttime kickboxing classes.  The teacher is also well reknowned, I think he's a professional of some sort.
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When I worked there a few years ago, it was $30 per month with a year-long contract, and they have to take it directly out of your checking account ($40 monthly if you pay cash).  There is also a fee for signing up, which used to run between $60 and $120 depending on the monthly special (and there is always a monthly special).  It's free to check it out--they'll give you a tour and explain all the pricing to you on your first visit.\n\nMy own opinion is that if you are young and already in fairly good shape, it's probably not for you.  I always got the feeling that it did more for the clients' self esteem than it did for their bodies.  But it's a great atmosphere, and if you stick with it, you'll get results.
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Westin Mission Hills is nice.  They have two courses on site.  There are plenty more in the general area.\n\nLa Quinta, Indian Wells, PGA West......are all also top notch.
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I would call the Bellegio in Las Vegas and see if they can refer you to a spa-message place in town or they may have a masseuse at their location. This would be a relaxing time for them both to spend an hour each of total relaxation, and this would be in your price range.
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I am a physical therapist with a certification in lymphedema management.  A local PT in your area who treats people with this type of condition would probably be a good place to start finding a physician who treats this problem...they probably know who in the area treats people with this condition.  One of the leading experts, Dr. Stanley Rockson of Stanford University is completing some very interesting studies about lymphedema.  \n\nMedi-cal is the public aid system in CA right?  I've included a link to some physical therapists in your area who might be able to point you in the right direction.  Most likely, faith-based not-for-profit hospitals will be the ones most likely to accept public aid.  My clinic does, but we are not in your area.  \n\nSo, no, you don't have to "live with it." I have treated many people on the public aid system for this disorder.  While it is tricky to find A: a physician who accepts this payment and is familiar with the disorder and B: get into a theraputic program of complex decongestive therapy C: get assistance for the purchase of compression garments, it certainly is possible and there are agencies willing to help people in your situation.
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i had it done a few years ago at TLC. they have a website and they are the ones that did Tiger Woods eyes. It was not cheap but if you try to find cheap you get less quality. i chose quality over price. mine was four thousand dollars. they will set you up a payment plan. i was 20/200 in both eyes and now i am 20/25 and 20/30. no more glasses or contacts. with TLC if you ever need it done again if your eyes change it is free, so you are paying for a lifetime of eye care. it did not hurt at all. they give you Valium just to make you not nervous. i told them later i was scared so they gave me another Valium. i liked that so i told them again i was scared and i got another one. when i went into the room to get it done i was stoned. i do remember everything because you are awake. they had like two machines and you were in a reclining chair. they put some foam pillows beside your head so you will not move around. he tells you everything he is going to do and what is going to happen so you will know and not be worried. he told me this part...and it was the scariest part but i knew it was coming ....that when he did one of the steps i would not be able to see for a few seconds. he was right. the whole thing was less than five minutes and when he was through the nurse set me up and pointed to a clock on the other side of the room and asked me what time it was. i could see it perfectly. i would do it again without even thinking about it. it is like i bought a miracle. i have to put lubricating drops in my eyes in the mornings when i wake up and that is all....great vision