January 13, 2010

SCU faculty member Paul Wanlass, DC is featured in an interview in World Physique Magazine. The interview is available online starting in January and will appear in the printed version of the spring publication which will be released on April 29. In addition to teaching at SCU, Dr. Wanlass is the owner of Strengthbooks7.com, which offers four strength training and sports nutrition books for specific sports and groups, in addition to sports supplements. In the interview, he discusses his background, training, and goal to share his deep knowledge with an entire series of books on strength training for athletes in various types of sports as well as police and fire personnel.

The online version of the article can be accessed at the following link: http://worldphysique.com/interviewwithstrengthbooks

Dr. Wanlass is an Assistant Professor at SCU. He has practiced in California and Nevada treating high school, college, semi-pro, professional, and Olympic gold medal athletes, as well as fire, police, military, and Special Forces personnel. Dr. Wanlass received his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Los Angeles College of Chiropractic at SCU in 1999.

Mike Sackett, DC, Interim Dean of the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic (LACC) at
SCU acknowledges the accomplishment, “On the behalf of SCU, I would like to congratulate Dr. Wanlass on his interview. I am excited that Dr. Wanlass has the opportunity to share his knowledge and perspectives on the importance of chiropractic in physical fitness.”

World Physique Magazine represents the fitness industry in whole, bringing stories, diets, workouts, and articles that are about inspiration, knowledge, strife, and other areas. The magazine supports every competition organization in fitness industry. World Physique Magazine is for men, women, and kids alike who desire to learn more about the fitness industry or live a healthy lifestyle.