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visits the facility to work with some patients. It is a unique mix off all therapy options from the alterna- tive to the traditional. With all this you would
think that Lisa Charest would have enough to handle but Summi t Health is just one of three
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facilities in New Hamp- shire that she owns. There is also a smaller Sum- mit Health on 2 Pillsbury Street in Concord and she also owns, along with Stuart Kremzner, who has trained over 300 elite and professional athletes, the Athletic Sports Training Center in Hooksett. The
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to better inform them of nutrition and career choic- es in the health field. “We have to change our eating habits,” said Lisa. “We have to be more ho- listic. We need to look at our stress levels.” Summit Health is a bea-
Denise Joyal (left) and Christine Brewer work the front desk. Their welcoming smiles set the tone for the spirit of Summit Health.
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Athletic Sports Training Center is dedicated to working with and help- ing athletes reach their top levels. Among the im- provements noted in their brochure are: .2 seconds faster in the 40-yard dash, 33 percent quicker foot speed and faster recovery
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for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishes in the video game tournament. First place will be $750, second place $300 and third place $100. There will be a $250 prize for the1st place winner of the Manufacturer’s Chal- lenge. In addition, $50 priz- es will be awarded to the winner of each daily Mys- tery Game Tournament; a popular segment which re- quires entrants to compete on only one game. Tournament hours are Thursday Noon-10pm, Fri- day and Saturday 10am- 11pm and Sunday 10am- 5pm. Admission is $40 and includes 200 game tokens and a commemora- tive color poster provided courtesy of The American Classic Arcade Museum. This year’s tournament is sponsored in part by WPNH 101.1 FM, WFTN 94.1 FM , WSCY 106.9 FM & Gamer Soda. The first 200 registrants will receive a commemorative T-shirt and goodie bag. Registration will be at the door only. The American Classic Arcade Museum at Fun-
rates, to name a few. Lisa also serves as the Vice-President of the In- tegrative Manual Therapy Association which is the governing body of the pro- fessional guild. Lisa also takes her knowledge to local school sand gives presentations
spot has been featured in numerous magazines and has appeared in several films. Many scenes from the critically acclaimed “The King of Kong: A Fist- ful of Quarters” were filmed there as were scenes from “Chasing Ghosts: Beyond the Arcade,” a documenta- ry by Men at Work Pictures of New York. In March of 2008, Harbor House Pic- tures of New Rochelle, NY filmed inside the arcade for their upcoming film, “Altar of the Unnamed.” Hailed as “The Mecca of
Classic Gaming” by MSN- BC, The American Classic Arcade Museum at Funspot is the first 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and display- ing vintage coin-operated amusements. Located on the third floor of the im- mense Funspot Family En- tertainment Super Center, the museum celebrates the origins of the arcade in- dustry with popular games from the past. Asteroids, Pac-Man, Centipede and Gorgar are just a few of the nearly 300 games in the classic arcade museum. The museum also contains static displays of game his-
con in this day and age where more and more people are becoming ac- tively involved and aware of the importance of great health and the wonders of both traditional and al- ternative options and the role the entire body takes in keeping itself well. The next seminar at Summit Health will be on Thursday, May 6th from 6:30-8:30pm. The topic will be “Fatigue, Chronic Fatigue and Fibromyalgia” with Kathryn Cranford, ND NHCM. For more information
on this or other pro- grams or about Sum- mit Health call 603-524- 3397. Their website is
www.ahealthylife.com.
tory and the walls feature many posters of vintage arcade games. The Funspot Family En-
tertainment Super Center is located on Route 3 in Weirs Beach, NH. Founded in 1952 by Bob Lawton, it has been continuously op- erated by him and his fam- ily ever since. The 60,000 square foot center features over 500 games, 20 bowling lanes, a 400-seat Bingo hall, a restaurant, the D.A. Long Tavern, and a state of the art indoor golf center fea- turing six Full-Swing Golf Simulators. Their outdoor “Landmarks of New Hamp- shire” Mini-Golf course, in its 47th season, has been refurbished as in now open through the Summer. Their Indoor Retro Mini-Golf course is inside and is open year round and is com- pletely self-service. In June 2008, Guinness World Re- cords named Funspot the largest arcade in the world. Funspot and The American Classic Arcade Museum are open year-round, every day, except Christmas. More information can be
found at www.funspotnh. com and www.ClassicArca-
deMuseum.org.
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