B7 - Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1981 - North Shore News Ringette school planned For fourth year | The fourth annual ringette conditioning school at the Karen Magnussen arena in North Vancouver will begin this Saturday, September 12. The school is highly recommended as an ex- cellent way for both old and new players to get in con- dition for the coming season. It is intended to improve the skating ability of beginners, the confidence and proficiency of the ex- Why running gets you high BOSTON (UPI) - A new study indicates regular, strenuous exercise - like jogging - may make people feel good not only because it Strengthens muscles but because it increases production of a morphine- like substance in the body, it was reported Wednesday. The study reported in the New England Journal of Medicine focused on en- dorphins - chemicals found in one form in the brain and in another in the blood. Endorphins found in the brain can numb pain and produce a feeling of well- being. But the function of blood endorphins and their relationship with brain endorphins ts unclear. They are a_ group of compounds in animals and humans that have an effect similar to morphine. They were discovered after research disclosed the how morphine works in the body The researchers found that blood endorphins tn- creased when women who hadn't exercised strenuously before the study ran, rode bicveles and did calisthenics Ina training program Previous studies tested athletes in one time exercise sessions It has been theorized endorphins in the brain may cause “yoggers high” the euphorna of long-distance runners and their depression and withdrawal symptoms when deprived of cxercise The doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital pul seven women age 18K to JO through an exercise program, analyzing their blood after and between periods exercise exercise The women were normal moevery way. including their menstrual penods and had nol cacroised strenvously for atleast six months before the study The researchers found the women expenenced a surge of endorphins and the chemiual that gives rise to them known as lpotropins im othear after they exercised Lhe doctors said (ramming only increased the cflect blood Ihe results must be in tctpreted with caubon, however said Or Daniel B Cant the Massachusetts Gencral cndocrinology research fellow who headed thre studs Peis tee haveowarn what oon flueowe the trdevcnel cn Aerrptitias ses tected asa form oof thermone try the pituitary xland hase ion codonrpbuis an the forain the sated Beain cordhorpebrys wel as Tran Saitte tS between were celts perienced player and tomake even the all-star skater stronger. The girls will also be taught power skating and how to pass with more strength. The school will provide an opportunity for those girls who have never played ringette to come and try the sport before actually signing up for the season. Registration for the school NAME ALL ENTRANTS MUST BE 12 VEARS OF AGE OF UNDER will take place Thursday, September 10, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Karen Magnussen arena. Cost for the school is $15. All girls ages seven to 17 are welcome to attend and if enough interest is shown, a Bunny league for five and six-year-olds will be formed. For further information call Luanne Griffin (Registrar) at 988-0648. . ALL: LEVEES of ringette players will benefit from the ringette school at the Karen Magnussen arena. First pnze winner will receive a complete fall wardrobe of selected items from Sears If the winner is present and ac compamed by hs or her parents, during the final draw. Capilano Mall will award the parents a week end for two at the Hotel Vancouver (Includes hotel accommodation only) Two second prize winners will receive a boy's or gts bicycle All entries to be deposited at the Capilano Mall Ad ministration office betore Sept 12 The judges decision will be final Grand prize draw takes place Saturday, Sept 12 at 3 00 pm >) \ capilano ADDRESS CITY ; mall tune PH BER If you MCCd.” - ‘We're all the ma Poatr at ce cogpeer ss cared err fr eves teoe thie wlvcotas Saar y ve athentdes oat three aap ethene ne | Maalt ( Acdeoaistrssbieons offi ee