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Medical Billing Training

Medical Billing Training

The Medical Billing Training aims to equip the students with the latest developments in the field of insurance. A significant percentage of insurance claims are rejected due to faulty billing practices. As a result, healthcare providers are now hiring only trained medical billing professionals. Medical billing training will help you …

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Q stands for Quest in triathlon training

Q stands for Quest in triathlon training

Do you remember Don Quixote? He was that guy who envisioned this daunting task in front of him. I think triathlon, especially amateur triathlon, is like that. There is no one forcing you to accept this quest. There is no one forcing you to continue this quest. However, the quest …

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Going The Distance – A Brief Discus History

Going The Distance – A Brief Discus History

Like many other athletics events, the discus has its origins in ancient Greece. The history of the disc can be traced back to the 8th century BC. and the competition is depicted in ancient Greek art and the epic poetry of Homer. Discus was one of 12 athletic events held …

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High School Wrestling: Cardio Options for Conditioning

High School Wrestling: Cardio Options for Conditioning

Is wrestling a six minute match like running a marathon? no Is Wrestling a Six Minute Match Similar to a 5K? No, again. Sometimes wrestlers run a lot to condition themselves for wrestling, only to find themselves “gassed” before the match is even halfway over. So what is a wrestler …

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Basics of dog training

Basics of dog training

Every dog ​​needs to know how to treat their owner. For the harmonious relationship between them, the owner needs to give the dog some time and explain a few words, what they mean and how the dog should react to them. This is called dog training. Words used in dressage …

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Divorce by triathlon

Divorce by triathlon

As a psychologist, I’m not just a health/fitness coach, I tend to always analyze human behavior and find out what motivates people to do what they do. After all, everything we do has a direct or indirect benefit for us. Skinner has always been one of my favorites and I …

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