Exercise and Physical Health

Southwest Women's Health

The wait is months-long, but worth it. Doc­tors Shoden and Williams pro­fess health­care for women, by women. While you may never see either of those doc­tors, their nurse prac­ti­tion­ers are thor­ough, friendly, and totally capa­ble. Even in the cur­rent age, it can be hard to find a lady doc who doesn’t treat you like your bits are shame­ful. Not so at SW Women’s Health. They also care about more than just your vag — they take your men­tal and gen­eral well­be­ing into con­sid­er­a­tion, too. Just call ahead and beware the cranky, stressed-out admins!

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The Bike Coop

A Nob Hill sta­ple for years, and staffed by experts who love all things bike–repair, build­ing, mods, what­ever. Don’t beafraid to stop by and ask a few ques­tions. The shop maybe smaller than some of the oth­ers in town, but they stock every­thing. Fac­tor in the extra half hour for a hearty and sat­is­fy­ing browse.

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The Sports Clubs

The Sports Clubs

Yes, remarkably

If you don’t use the pool, courts, steam room, etc., why pay for ’em? Ample bikes, machines, weights and mats, plus a sauna, for kicks. Started in Rio Ran­cho 25 years ago, this a far cry from the BofA of gyms, where it’s easy to anonymize in the expanse of muscle-buried ego.

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Two Wheel Drive

Two Wheel Drive

Is your ride dialed in? Does it hum immac­u­late? No? Bet­ter see Char­lie. Since 1982, he’s let cus­tomers  bor­row his tools and pump up for free. He’s one part guru and five parts human­i­tar­ian, blaz­ing and main­tain­ing local trails, serv­ing as local IMBA pres­i­dent for sev­eral years, and cur­rently donat­ing bikes to the Com­mu­nity Bike Program.

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