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and participants are encouraged to proceed at their own pace. And the workouts are infinitely varied, bounded only by the creativity of the Lifelines-trained instructors.
Chip Maloney, Chestnut Forks’ owner, said he became a Lifelines believer after Dr. Kuland, an orthopaedic surgeon in Charlottesville, referred him for therapy for his arthritic hip. After a few weeks of the intensive program, Maloney said he was convinced that the exercise regimen was helping his arthritis.
“I’m not going to say that it doesn’t still bother me,” Maloney said, “but let’s put it this way: Last summer it was so bad I couldn’t play in the county tennis tournament — this year I played, and I won.”
Though he considered himself in pretty good shape, Maloney said that after six months in the program he had shed 20 pounds and cut his body
81.4%