Recently, the PBR announced Real Time Pain Relief as a new major entitlement partnership. The PBR BlueDEF tour will be renamed as the PBR Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour in Ontario, California on November 12th.

The PBR Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour will feature emerging bull riding talent alongside superstars of the sport and will produce 31 events in 2017, with expansion planned to include up to 60 events by 2019.

The Tour currently visits 26 cities in 20 states.  After just 16 events in the 2016 season, Tour attendance is up 29 percent versus last year.

“Real Time Pain Relief is proud to be the title sponsor of the PBR’s Velocity Tour,” said Ron Snodgrass, Co-Founder of RTPR LLC.  “Professional Bull Riders has been one of America’s fastest growing sports, and the PBR's plan to triple the size of this Tour fits in with both our commitment to this community and the growth of the Real Time Pain Relief brand.”

“The PBR Real Time Pain Relief Velocity Tour is an important part of PBR’s growth,” said Sean Gleason, CEO of PBR. “This significant expansion of this series will attract new fans to the sport while providing increased exposure for our sponsors and new opportunities for our riders and stock contractors.”

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Well known Renaissance man and humanist, Desiderius Erasmus, is famous for his views on prevention of disease being better than the cure. Exactly how to do this seems surrounded in mystery, but everyday life presents opportunities in doing so. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (and the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey), more than 100,000 people die from unintentional injuries (don’t ask me how they calculate “intentional” injuries), and 1 out of 4 older adults will experience some sort of fall that leads to injury. One out of a thousand of these injuries eventually leads to death.

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With a little bit of knowledge and attention, there’s a key to dodging these injuries. Proper attention to the way you utilize your muscles and a little insight on your body’s kinesthetics may keep you out of harm’s way. However, there’s more to consider than simply “trying to be careful.” Let’s take a look at what strategies the best physicians consider crucial in preventing injuries. (Continue Reading)

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Those who suffer from arthritis symptoms may have great difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, and feeling rested in the morning. The inflammation and pain from arthritis can cause discomfort already, but there are many ways to help better your sleeping situation. While many feel trapped with their symptoms and feel as if there is nothing besides sleep aids and painkillers to help them fall asleep, there is still a variety of factors that can attribute in getting a good night’s rest.

Many are unaware that they are practicing poor sleeping habits, with or without arthritis. The things you might not know about preparing for sleep may surprise you. Simple ways to make your sleeping experience not only more enjoyable, but easier to come by. Sleep is a big deal as it is the only time our bodies can fully heal itself, which is especially important for arthritis. Lack of sleep may cause further pain, and even create new problems of its own. Such as fatigue, depression, irritability, unnecessary inflammation, and a number of other complications. Let’s take a look at some pre-sleep tactics you can use to improve the duration and quality of your sleep. (Continue Reading)

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