October at One.
Fall is definitely in the air in Maryland, and October brings a change in season, beautiful foliage, Physical Therapy Month, The World Series, Halloween, and maybe a little melancholy for some of us this year, knowing that we are heading into yet another season of indoor time during the Pandemic.
We hope that we can continue to provide a few bright spots among the mix for you and give you all a combination of the latest health updates, local news, and options for some safe outdoor activities around our area.
Read on and we hope to see you all virtually or in person soon!
Yours in Wellness,
Jennifer and Christina
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What to Expect When you Enter One. Now
If you have not been to our office since March, there are some changes that One. has implemented for the next time you enter our office. Prior to arrival at the office, you will be sent a liability waver and/or a sign in sheet for services. Once completed, you will wait for the all clear for entry as our front door will remained locked for the forseeable future. Upon entering, masks are required, you will be asked to dispose of gloves at the door, wash or sanitize your hands upon entry, and your oxygen and temperature will be checked prior to admittance to the clinic. (ladies, please leave the middle finger of your dominant hand without nail polish so we can read your oxygen) Clients will check in and out at the front desk one at a time to avoid cross-contamination. Time will be taken in between clients to deep clean surfaces.
Upon check out, we will have you read your credit card number to eliminate the need of signing receipts, and receipts will be emailed to you to avoid contact.
We are still encouraging clients to continue to utilize telehealth and virtual training sessions as much as possible until we can allow our at risk clients to return to the clinic again safely.
While we can now also allow clients to enter for fitness sessions, masks are required for the duration of your time exercising in the clinic.
Remember, we are now utilizing state of the art Premier UV light filtration in our air handlers to keep all the air you breathe in our space, virus free.
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October is Physical Therapy Month!
-To celebrate One. is offering an unheard of special!
All new virtual clients for the month of October will receive their first session compeletly FREE!!
All initial telehealth, injury screenings and virtual training sessions are free to new clients for the month of October
($100 value)
Just mention this ad, happy Physical Therapy Month!
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It's that time again!
We are counting on you to vote for us again this year for Best Of What's Up? Annapolis.
Voting goes live today through November 30th.
Vote early and give us this great honor again for the Best Annapolis has to offer!
Support all your favorite providers for Best of
-Physical Therapy
-Dry Needling
-Deep Tissue Massage
-Therapeutic Massage
-Acupuncture
-Barre Class
-TRX
-Pilates
-Personal Trainer
-Yoga
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Are You Worried About Falling?
Have you noticed your balance is not as good as it used to be? Join Christina on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:30 AM for Strength, Stretch and Balance via Zoom to reduce your risk of falls.
Classes just $16 or $140 for 10
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Live This Saturday at City Dock, And Virtual Power Stretch and Virtual Stand UP class with Sue Clements |
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In October, Sue Clements is continuing to offer a live class at City Dock and Virtual livestreaming Power Stretch and Stand Up classes at One. via Zoom.
Live at City Dock 8 AM on October 4th. Join Sue live for perhaps her final outdoor class of the season this Saturday at City Dock as she takes you though her in person version of Power Stretch. RSVP early, b.c. space is limited as students are spaced 6 feet apart. Bring your yoga mat, a towel, strap and band for strengthening, blanket for cushioning, and water.
Mondays at 7:30 AM -Power Stretch is mostly that, stretching. It's not Yoga, it's not Pilates, it's not strength training or cardio. Sue guides students through a short warm-up and a series of stretches covering the entire body. There are also a few exercises that will strengthen the core muscles. Any equipment that you have is helpful, but not necessary. The tools mostly used are the foam roller, a thera-band, a strap and a yoga block.
Thursdays at 4:30 PM-Stand UP. This class is designed to counteract all the effects of prolonged sitting and to prevent back and neck pain. This class is ideal for teleworkers and those who have been less active during the pandemic. Helpful tools for this class include a foam roller, strap, and exercise ball. It includes strengthening the postural muscles and stretching the tightened/shortened anterior muscles in the body
If you would like to join the class, simply click here to reserve your spot.
Reserve your spot for Sue's classes
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Jeff Masenheimer is back in October for Chi Gong at Quiet Waters Park |
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For the month of October and beautiful weather, Jeff will be leading clients outdoors at the Gazebo at the entrance of Quiet Waters Park on Thursdays at 10 AM. Come check out with this gentle moving meditation can do for you!
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Jonathan Ross Funtensity is Back! |
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What: Lose yourself in play to find yourself in fitness. Experience a truly unique workout that will generate sweat you can wipe off, but a smile you can’t. Surprise yourself and enjoy yourself, all while getting the workout your body is craving. Join award winning Fitness Professional Jonathan Ross on Tuesdays and Thursdays @ 12:15 PM for a 35-minute workout which will fit right into your lunch break and leave you energized rather than exhausted for the rest of the day.
You’ve never worked out like this before, but once you do you will wish this is how you have always done it.
Equipment: You will be provided with your own Funtensity Rubber Chicken for the workout (and it is yours to keep forever!) All you need to bring is a mat and your choice of beverage.
When: Tuesdays and Thursdays from October 6 through November 12 @ 12:15, 35 minutes (In unfavorable weather, the workout will be led via Zoom.)
Where: Grassy area right behind the Quiet Waters Park sign and entrance. Park at Hillsmere Shopping Center and walk across Hillsmere Road.
Fees:
6-weeks (Oct. 6 – Nov. 12) $275
Jonathan Ross
Two-Time Personal Trainer of the Year Winner (ACE and IDEA)
Aion Fitness
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Jan Graves continues Livestreaming from Colorado with her Incredible Version of Gentle Yoga every Friday at 8 AM EST |
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If you have ever taken a class with Jan Graves, you know how special time with her is. If you have been missing Jan's practice since she left the Annapolis area, now is your chance to enjoy her yoga in the comfort of your own home!
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The Capital Gazette, The Carroll County Times and the newspapers of Baltimore Sun Media are the region's most important sources of news that you can trust, and our journalists work hard every day to uncover the truth, demand accountability and tell you what you need to know to navigate your daily life.
Now, we need your help to save our papers so that our communities aren't left in the dark.
Across the nation, people are recognizing the vital role our newspapers play in our daily lives, our communities, our democracy. Join with people across our region and nationwide in calling for responsible ownership of Tribune Publishing newspapers.
Save local journalism.
Tribune has gutted our newsrooms. You get less news because of it, and our community suffers in ways both large and small.
But there’s a solution...
Why Locally Owned, Non-Profit Newspapers?
As non-profits, The Capital, The Carroll County Times and the newspapers of Baltimore Sun Media would join other legacy newspapers such as the Tampa Bay Times, the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Salt Lake Tribune who continue to thrive.
Our local reporters, journalists, photographers, and office management teams will be able to do their jobs—and end the creeping reduction of coverage we’ve suffered for years. Our local papers will be able to continue to provide the features its audience relies on.
Most importantly, these newspapers will also remain our public watchdog, dedicated to exposing government injustice and corruption. Freed from the pressure of corporate demands to deliver profits to shareholders, we can focus on keeping state and local government accountable.
Save Local News
Tribune Publishing has consistently put the whims of the stock market and the thirst for payouts ahead of its newspapers’ essential function in our democracy.
Years of buying out and laying off journalists while continuing to pay dividends to shareholders have put the company’s newsrooms in the position of deciding what towns and topics are covered — or not covered.
Last year, Tribune Publishing executives opened the door to a vulture hedge fund, Alden Global Capital, known as the destroyer of newspapers. Alden buys papers, loads them with debt, lays off staff, sells off assets, milks them of cash, then leaves them to bleed out. Alden is poised to gain effective control of the company at the end of June.
We need your support. Stand with us and help to return The Capital, The Carroll County Times and the newspapers of Baltimore Sun Media to local ownership in central Maryland.
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Looking to support the gang at One.? Show your One. pride by purchasing a T-shirt from the Locals at BLK ANKR. On these limited edition T-shirts, Stronger Together-even from a distance is printed on the sleeve.
$10 from each shirt will go directly to our providers to support them during their reduction in services.
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Advantages of Apple Cider Vinegar |
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You probably have heard about the health benefits of apple cider vinegar, here are a few you may not know about...
Weight Loss
To get the most obvious and well-known use of apple cider out of the way, I will address weight loss first. When taking small amounts of the vinegar a day, the acid activates your metabolism and help your body to use fat as a form of energy rather than storing your fat. Mix 1-2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar with water and drink before or after your meals.
Get Clear Skin
Apple Cider Vinegar can help clear up your skin and prevent acne by drying out blemishes. The vinegar also works to regulate the pH levels in your skin to the perfect levels, leaving your skin between oily and dry. To take advantage of apple cider vinegar, dilute the vinegar in water to prevent it from irritating your skin. The best rule of thumb is to use one-part vinegar and four-parts water, but you can add more water if you have more sensitive skin. Use a washcloth to apply the diluted vinegar to your face. You can even use this new solution as a toner to remove excess dirt and bring back your skin’s natural glow.
Beat Bad Breath
Adding apple cider vinegar to your morning routine can chase off bad breath quickly. Make your own mouthwash with 1 teaspoon of baking soda, 1 teaspoon of apple cider vinegar, and a cup of water. Swish it around just like you would with regular mouthwash and spit it out after a few seconds. Doing this twice or three times a week will improve your breath in no time. The apple cider vinegar will kill the bacteria causing the bad breath.
Control Blood Sugar Levels
Whether you have diabetes, or just need help maintaining a healthy blood sugar level, try a shot of apple cider vinegar. A study showed that vinegar can improve insulin sensitivity during a high carb meal (Healthline). The study also showed that after 5 healthy people ate 50 grams of white bread, the vinegar reduced blood sugar by 31.4%. The best time to take the 1-2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar is in a glass of water before meals or at bedtime.
Get Rid of Dandruff
Finally get rid of your dandruff or itchy scalp with the help of apple cider vinegar. Mix 1-3 tablespoons of the vinegar with warm water and pour it over your head after shampooing. Massage the mixture onto your scalp and let it sit for a few minutes before you rinse it out in the shower. Remember, apple cider vinegar has a strong smell, if you want, add a few drops of your favorite essential oils to mask the scent.
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Food Drive to benefit Heritage Baptist Church Food Pantry!
Beginning Thursday, October 1st, 2020 through Friday, November 6th, 2020, all branches of Arundel Federal Savings Bank will be collecting food donations for local pantries to support our communities this holiday season. During the Food Drive, collection boxes will be available in the lobbies of all six Arundel Federal branches: Annapolis, Brooklyn, Gambrills, Glen Burnie, Pasadena, and Severna Park.
“Everyone has something to be thankful for this time of year no matter how big or small it may be. Here at Arundel Federal, we’re reminded just how lucky we are to be able to serve our great communities day in and day out. We’re especially thankful for our generous customers who help us provide for the less fortunate year after year during the holiday season,” said Tom Herpel President & CEO.
This year’s donations will once again go to a variety of organizations including the Anne Arundel County Food Bank; Heritage Baptist Church; Severna Park based SPAN (Serving People Across Neighborhoods), the Pasadena Business Association and local pantries. According to SPAN, these are some of the food basket items needed for the holidays:
- Canned goods: gravy, corn, green beans, yams, fruit, cranberry sauce, sauerkraut, pumpkin filling
- Boxed goods: stuffing, mashed potatoes, muffin mix, pie crust
- Canned proteins: tuna, salmon, chicken, beans, peanut butter
- Dairy: shelf-stable milk, evaporated milk, infant formula
- Fruits and juices: (in light syrup or its own juices) fruit cocktail, applesauce, juice boxes
- Pasta and rice: brown and white rice, macaroni and cheese, pasta
- Soups and stew: (low sodium) beef stew, chili, chicken noodle, vegetable, turkey and rice
- Foods not accepted: perishables
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One Annapolis Posters Go Up! |
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Have you checked out the One Annapolis posters that went up on our city owned bus shelters last week along the Forest Drive Corridor? This idea was dreamed up by One. to beautify our local bus shelters with a diversity, unity and safety message.
Images of local Annapolitans were taken by Annapolis photographer, David Hartcorn, Lorie from Stoutgear created the posters and Fast Signs of Annapolis printed them out for us. Thanks to the City of Annapolis for allowing this vision to become a reality!
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Final SOFO DRIVE IN MOVIE October 30th! |
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SOFO is hosting its Final Drive In Movie of the season!
Join us 10/30 for The addams Family. fun begins at 4:30 PM with live music from Guava Jelly, order food and drinks to your vehicle from Grumps and Papa Johns and then stick around for the movie at 6:15 PM, broadcast right through your vehicle's fm radio.
Bring the whole family in costume for our sofo costume contest (yup with prizes!)
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Take a trip to Doepkens farm! |
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Looking for a great outdoor farm experience to share with your family? Head to Doepkens farm in Davidsonville for beautiful fresh cut flowers, pumpkins, eggs and time with farm animals! (these are some that I picked up on saturday!)
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From our Friends at Here. a Pop up Shop, their next pop up shop!
Can't beat the size, which gives everyone plenty of room to feel comfortable.
EASY curbside pick-up & tons of parking.
And don't forget the sink to wash your hands as needed/wanted!
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Looking for an alternative to Netflix?
FILMS WILL BE LIVE ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1ST, 9AM EST THROUGH SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4TH, MIDNIGHT EST.
Welcome to the Chesapeake Film Festival!
The pandemic can’t stop the Chesapeake Film Festival from giving our valued film enthusiasts another fabulous cinema experience in 2020. At NO COST you’ll receive access to 46 impressive independent films. It’s our gift to film lovers in our community, and beyond. Because we’re virtual, you can watch the films anywhere in the world.
All we ask is that you consider a contribution to offset our expenses.
The festival will go live at 9 a.m. on Thursday, October 1 and end at 12 p.m. on Sunday, October 4.
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Blueberry-Cardamom Compote
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This fruit sauce that you can add to oatmeal or Greek yogurt is an easy way to get both Blueberries and Cardamom into your diet.
Mix a pint of blueberries (fresh or frozen) with 1/4 teaspoon of maple syrup(or go without if you are concerned about sugar), 1/4 tsp cardamom, a splash of vanilla extract, and dash of Himalayan salt into a saucepan over medium heat until fruit starts to break down, add arrrowroot to thicken.
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Did You Know?
Blueberries are high in flavonoids-powerful anti-inflammatory antioxidants that boost natural killer cells-the body's rapid response team against cancer cells and viruses. Cardamom is the one spice that actually boosts their activity. In a petri dish, natural killer cells could eliminate MORE cancer cells after cardamom was added.
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