SuperSlow Zone
Strength and
Conditioning
After lifting weights for several years, Janice Thomas began
to struggle with movement in her joints. Looking to continue
exercising, Thomas looked for other avenues to work out
without joint pain. After hearing on the radio an advertisement
for the SuperSlow Zone program, Thomas first tried the
program in 2003. Sixteen years later, the 83-year-old Thomas
continues to enjoy the benefits of the program. Heading to the
same trainer she has used for the last 16 years, Thomas says
SuperSlow Zone has made her more energetic and active,
increasing her core strength, and enhancing her ability to drive.
“Before the program, I couldn’t drive but about two hours at
a time before my back just went out,” says Thomas. “Now, I can
do it for eight hours without stopping.”
After dealing with cancer-preventing measures for the last
year, including surgery, chemotherapy, and rehab, Thomas
says SuperSlow Zone has become the one constant in her life
she is happy to go to.
“Before the surgery and rehab, I had been going twice a
week,” says Thomas. “[Doctors] told me I could maintain it
once a week, but I wanted to go twice. The program works; I’ll
be going as long as I can.”
Planning a trip to Europe, Thomas says she recommends the
program to anyone who wishes to remain more active.
“Anybody, especially somebody who’s 40 and above, should
look into this program,” says Thomas. “It keeps your muscles
going and keeps you moving, keeps you able to go places.”
For more information about SuperSlow Zone,
visit superslowzone.com/collegestation or call (979) 693-6100
The Brazos County
Youth Livestock Show
March 24-28, 2020
For More Information: BCYLA.net
Queens Dance
Saturday, March 21, 2020
8:00 pm – 12:00 am
Featuring The Emotions
(Queen Will Be Crowned 9:00)
Commercial Steer
Awards Breakfast
7:00 am Tuesday March 24th
Commercial Steer Sale
12:00 Tuesday March 24th
Brazos County
Brazos County
NEW TIME! Premium Auction
2:00 PM Sharp! Saturday, March the 28th
(We will sell the top projects in each division).
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