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Educational
Articles and Resources
Dr. Sheri Colberg-Ochs has authored numerous articles for
both professional and more general audiences related to
exercise, physical fitness, diabetes, exercise and nutrition,
prevention and control of diabetes in adults and kids,
living well with diabetes, successful weight loss and maintenance, and more.
In addition to the articles you can read on this site, also visit Dr. Sheri's EXERCISE BLOG for other information and Q&A!
Other articles are posted online at dLife - For Your Diabetes Life and Diabetes
In Control.com.
Upcoming Articles
Lower-body resistance training exercises: Seated leg extensions and standing leg curls. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 425, To be posted, July 16, 2008
Lower-body resistance training exercises: Standing side leg raises and calf raises. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 427, To be posted, July 30, 2008
At-home lower-body resistance training exercises. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 429, To be posted, August 13, 2008
The importance of building your core muscles. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 431, To be posted, August 27, 2008
Core abdominal and lower-back resistance exercises: Crunches and waist worker. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 433, To be posted, September 10, 2008
“Erase your mistakes with exercise” and other top secrets to living long and well with diabetes. dLife – For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com), To be posted, September 2008
Core abdominal and lower-back resistance exercises: Chair sit-ups and lower back strengthener. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 435, To be posted, September 24, 2008
Core abdominal and lower-back resistance exercises: Pelvic tilt and suitcase lift. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 437, To be posted, October 8, 2008
Recent Articles 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999
Articles 2008
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Lower-body resistance training exercises: Knee dips and knee lift. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 423, Posted July 2, 2008
Exercising with physical disabilities. dLife – For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com), Posted June 2008
Lower-body resistance training exercises: One-leg press and squats. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 421, Posted June 18, 2008
At-home upper-body resistance training exercises. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 419, Posted June 4, 2008
Upper-body resistance training exercises: Biceps curls and triceps curls. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 417, Posted May 21, 2008
Upper-body resistance training exercises: Double-arm row and lat pull-down. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 415, Posted, May 7, 2008
Upper-body resistance training exercises: Lateral raise and modified push-ups. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 413, Posted April 23, 2008
Upper-body resistance training exercises: Chest press and shoulder press. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 411, Posted April 9, 2008
Resistance training: Muscle group identification and other basics. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 409, Posted March 26, 2008
Working with diabetic athletes: Part 3 (Nutritional concerns in athletes with diabetes). Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 407, Posted March 12, 2008
Working with diabetic athletes: Part 2 (Physiological responses to different types of activities). Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 405, Posted February 27, 2008
Why enhancing insulin action with physical activity is critical to preventing, reversing, and controlling type 2 diabetes and pre-diabetes. Insulite Laboratories
(www.InsuliteLabs.com), Posted February 2008
According to the latest research: Let your blood sugars rise...? dLife – For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com), Posted February 2008
Gertrude "Blondie" Fram: Living with type 2 diabetes for over forty years. Diabetes Health (www.DiabetesHealth.com), 17(1):48, February/March 2008
According to the latest research, let your blood sugars rise?? Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 403, Posted February 13, 2008
Working with diabetic athletes: Part 1 (Effects of insulin on exercise glycemia). Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 401, Posted January 30, 2008
Motivational tips to keep yourself fit: Part 3. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 399, Posted January 16, 2008
Finding the motivation to exercise. Motivating Mates.com
(www.motivatingmates.com), Posted January 12, 2008
Motivational tips to keep yourself fit: Part 2. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 397, Posted January 2, 2008
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Being active: A commentary. The Diabetes Educator,
(tde.sagepub.com), 33(6): 989-990, 2007
Motivational tips to keep yourself fit: Part 1. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 395, Posted December 19, 2007
Finding the motivation to start or keep exercising. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 393, Posted December 5, 2007
Gladys Dull: At 90, living well with type 1 diabetes for 83 years. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 391, Posted November 21, 2007
Secret #27: Make it strenuous. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 389, Posted November 7, 2007
Staying fit. dLife – For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com), Posted October 2007
Keeping your mind active. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 387, Posted October 24, 2007
The benefits of endorphins, relaxation, and good food. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 385, Posted October 10, 2007
Living with type 1 diabetes for over eighty years (The story of diabetic trailblazer James W. Quander). Diabetes Health (www.DiabetesHealth.com), 16(5):8, October/November 2007
After all these years: Al Lewis, age 73, living with type 1 diabetes for 69 years. Diabetes Health (www.DiabetesHealth.com), Posted October 1, 2007
Emotional fitness through physical activity. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 383, Posted September 26, 2007
Are there any exercise concerns with use of newer diabetic medications? Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 381, Posted September 12, 2007
Do balance and flexibility training to stay younger. dLife – For Your Diabetes Life
(www.dLife.com), Posted September 2007
After all these years: Robert "Bob" Cleveland, Age 87, living with type 1 diabetes for 82 years. Diabetes Health (www.DiabetesHealth.com), 16(4):8, August/September 2007
Avoid the potential interactions of exercise and diabetic medications. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 379, Posted August 29, 2007
Count your daily steps for motivation. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 377, Posted August 15, 2007
Exercising with complications: Eye and kidney disease. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 375, Posted August 1, 2007
After all these years: Gerald Cleveland, Age 91, has had type 1 diabetes for 75 Years. Diabetes Health www.DiabetesHealth.com), Posted July 19, 2007
Exercising with complications: Neuropathy. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 373, Posted July 18, 2007
Exercising with complications: Cardiovascular disease and hypertension. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 371, Posted July 4, 2007
Exercising with complications: Overview of precautions for safety. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 368, Posted June 13, 2007
Is exercise a concern when using the newest diabetic medications? dLife – For Your Diabetes Life
(www.dLife.com), Posted June 2007
After all these years - 83 years of living well with diabetes: Gladys C. Lester Dull. Diabetes Health www.DiabetesHealth.com), 16(3):11, June/July 2007
What does it take to break the cycle? Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 366, Posted May 30, 2007
Dealing with injuries or muscle soreness due to exercise. Diabetes in Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com), Issue 364, Posted May 16, 2007
Sample workouts to put it all together. Diabetes In Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 362, Posted May 2, 2007
Balance and flexibility training are important, too. Diabetes In Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 360, Posted April 18, 2007
Getting more out of resistance training in less time. Diabetes In Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 358, Posted April 4, 2007
Increasing insulin
sensitivity. Diabetes Self-Management (www.DiabetesSelfManagement.com),
March/April Issue, 2007
Getting started with resistance training. Diabetes In Control.com
( www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 356, Posted March 21, 2007
Break the cycle. dLife – For Your Diabetes Life
( www.dLife.com), Posted March 2007
Other tips for optimizing endurance training. Diabetes In Control.com
( www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 353, Posted February 28, 2007
Using interval training effectively. Diabetes In Control.com
( www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 351, Posted February 14, 2007
Warming up, cooling down, and getting aerobic workouts. Diabetes In Control.com
(www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 349, Posted January 31, 2007
Maximizing your physical activities. Diabetes In Control.com
( www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 347, Posted January 17, 2007
How to jump start your exercise program: getting started or restarted
on the road to better health. dLife – For Your Diabetes Life
( www.dLife.com), Posted January 2007
Exercising
with excess body weight or arthritis. Diabetes In Control.com
( www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 345, Posted January 3, 2007
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Choosing planned
activities-strength and flexibility. Diabetes In
Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 342, posted December 13, 2006
Choosing planned activities-cardio
workouts. Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 340, posted November 29, 2006
Other unstructured
activities count, too. Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 338, posted November 15, 2006
Overcoming the challenges of exercising with excess body weight or arthritis. dLife - For
Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted November 2006
Children with type 2 diabetes: No longer a rare phenomenon. Drug Benefit
Trends, 18(Suppl. D, Diabetes Trends):25-33, 2006
Get moving with extra steps. Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 334, posted October 18, 2006
Getting started is the hardest part. Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 332, October 4, 2006
When a doctor's "prescription" to
lose weight may do more harm than good. Diabetes
In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 330, September 20, 2006
Pick up the pace: How to get the most out of any exercise that you do. dLife - For
Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted September 2006
Getting more sensitive: Factors that affect the action of your insulin. Diabetes
In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 328, September 6, 2006
Any training makes your insulin work better. Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 326, August 23, 2006
But what if you already have diabetes? Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 324, August 9, 2006
Can you really prevent diabetes just by walking? Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 322, July 26, 2006
Getting more sensitive: How physical activity and other factors affect
insulin action. dLife - For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted July 2006
What does it mean to
be "fit"? Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 320, July 12, 2006
The real causes of unfitness today. Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 318, June 28, 2006
Type 2 diabetes in kids: Inevitable or preventable? Pediatrics for
Parents, 22(6): 4-5, June 2006 (also on www.PedsforParents.com)
Are you genetically doomed to get diabetes? Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 316, June 14, 2006
Living well with diabetes without weight loss. Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 313, May 24, 2006
Why being active is the way to go. Diabetes In Control.com (www.DiabetesInControl.com),
Issue 311, May 10, 2006
Interactions of exercise and diabetic medications: How to avoid the common
pitfalls. dLife - For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted May 2006
Exercise for your mind: Why the benefits of physical activity extend
to your mental function, too. dLife - For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted March 2006
A longer and a better life: How physical activity can help you
live long and well. dLife - For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted February 2006
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Finding the motivation
to exercise: Tips to help you get and stay physically active. dLife - For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted December 2005
Working with athletes
with diabetes. On The Cutting Edge (peer-reviewed
newsletter of the Diabetes Care and Education Practice Group of the American
Dietetic Association), 26(6): 19-23, Winter 2005-2006
Exercise tips for avoiding
the holiday blues: Controlling your weight and your blood sugars. dLife - For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted November 2005
Walking it off: Safe
and effective aerobic exercise. dLife - For Your
Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted October 2005
Pumping it up: The
benefits of resistance training. dLife - For Your
Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted September 2005
The fit diabetic: Living
well with diabetes without weight loss. dLife - For
Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted August 2005
The benefits of unstructured
physical activity: It counts, too. dLife - For
Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted July 2005
Get your kids moving,
too: Prevention of diabetes in youth. dLife - For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted June 2005
Exercise in the sun
- without getting too hot: Avoiding heat stress. dLife - For
Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted May 2005
Exercise as diabetes "medicine":
Prevention and control of diabetes with exercise. dLife - For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted April 2005
Get moving: Tips for
getting started on your exercise program. dLife - For
Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted March 2005
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Exercise for a healthy
heart. dLife - For Your Diabetes Life (www.dLife.com),
posted February 2005
With open arms: Target your upper body. Diabetes Focus. Second
Quarter Issue: 16-17, 2004
Exercise strategies
to maximize glycemic control in diabetes. On The
Cutting Edge (peer-reviewed newsletter of the Diabetes Care and Education
Practice Group of the American Dietetic Association), 25(2):16-20, 2004
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8 tips for exercising
off the holiday season weight. Diabetes Interview,
12(12): 55, 2003
I'm motivated, but... Diabetes Interview,
12(8): 65, 2003
Flab fixers: Tone up
those arms and strengthen your thighs using light weights. Diabetes Focus,
July/Aug/Sept Issue: 16-17, 2003
Can you exercise wearing
a GlucoWatch Biographer? Read on.... Diabetes
Interview ( www.diabeteshealth.com),
12(4): 40-41, 2003
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Walk on! Diabetes Focus,
Oct/Nov/Dec Issue: 16-17, 2002
Controlling diabetes
with exercise. Bodybuilding (The Czech Republic),
2002 (Translated to Czech)
An injection of health:
Exercise and type 1 diabetes. SportEX Health (UK),
Issue 13: 12-17, July 2002
Exercising with an insulin pump. Diabetes Self-Management ( www.diabetesselfmanagement.com),
63-64(Jan/Feb): 67-68, 70, 2002
If you exercise and
use insulin, then "pump" it. Voice of the Diabetic ( www.nfb.org/voice.htm),
17(1): 18-19, 21, 2002
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Why I exercise (and
why you should too). Voice of the Diabetic ( www.nfb.org/voice.htm),
16(4): 1,3,12, 2001
Five things every person
with diabetes should know about exercise. Diabetes
Interview ( www.diabeteshealth.com),
10(8): 52, 2001
Top tips to get the
most out of your exercise routine. Posted on website at on July 17, 2001
(Listed as "Bonus! Tips for Exercising" to accompany
Diabetes Forecast - Live! Edition #4)
Pumping insulin during
exercise. Diabetes Interview ( www.diabeteshealth.com),
10(3): 38, 2001
Using caffeine and
creatine in your workout. Diabetes Interview ( www.diabeteshealth.com),
10(2): 51, 2001
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Getting high on exercise...but
keep those sugars from going too low. Diabetes
Interview ( www.diabeteshealth.com),
9(2): 44, 2000 (additionally appeared as an e-mail article in Diabetes
Interview News on Feb. 29, 2000)
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Excelling with exercise
despite diabetes. Old Dominion University's
QUEST, 2(2): 22-25, 1999
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