4. Human Maintenance

5. AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS WORTH A POUND OF CURE

6. SUPPLY AND DEMAND

7. BE PROACTIVE CUT THE DEMAND SIDE Empower the consumer. Curb costs…curb use. Cut the demand for more hospitals, more pills and special equipment and testing. Educate your workforce.

8. A ROADMAP A ROADMAP

9. BEYOND

10. OUR HEALTH

11. 45 Americans will die of inactivity and poor lifestyle… EVERY HOUR.

12. CHRONIC DISEASES Heart Disease High Blood Pressure Arthritis Obesity Type 2 Diabetes Osteoporosis Cancer

13. THE CONSEQUENCES 17million have diabetes - $240 billion 61% are overweight - $117 billion 19% of all deaths are due to tobacco - $120 billion 150 million workdays lost due to pain $1.7 trillion dollars are spent on healthcare yearly

14. POOR LIFESTYLES AFFECTS THE MOTORCOACH INDUSTRY Thousands of dollars in health costs per year per driver Excess illness days Increased turnover Higher accident involvement rate

15. WHAT IS BEING DONE RIGHT NOW? The Federal Motor Carriers Administration published new entry level training requirements requiring driver wellness. 49CFR 380 Special Training Requirements

16. OTHER INITIATIVES Recreational activities for drivers Yearly health risk assessments Coaches Fitness centers Seminars and trainings

17. OUR ROADMAP

18. IMPLEMENTING A WORKPLACE HEALTH SYSTEM Commitment from senior management Realistic budget Workplace health committee Comprehensive program based on lifestyle changes Action plan to implement program High visibility Evaluation

19. 12 LIFESTYLE FACTORS WE MUST CONSIDER

20. NUTRITION # 1

21. WEIGHT CONTROL / OBESITY # 2 Obese drivers have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease than drivers who are of normal weight. Obese drivers are more prone to high blood pressure. Obese drivers have more sleep problems. Obese drivers have a greater chance of getting Type 2 Diabetes. Obese drivers have a greater chance of getting Type 2 Diabetes.

22. MOTIVATION # 3

23. DISEASE PREVENTION # 4 Warning signs of chronic disease Regular check ups Regulated blood pressure Proactive approach toward disease Regular physical activity Healthy diet Weight control

24. PHYSICAL EXERCISE # 5 At least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity on most days. Increase activity. Get away from a sedentary lifestyle!

25. TIME MANAGEMENT SKILLS # 6

26. MENTAL FITNESS # 7

27. STRESS REDUCTION # 8 Physical symptoms Mental symptoms Emotional symptoms

28. RELAXATION TECHNIQUES # 9 Breathing Visualization techniques

29. ATTITUDE AND HAPPINESS # 10 A = I have an outstanding attitude most of the time. B = I have a good attitude most of the time. C = I have an okay attitude. D = I need to improve my attitude. E = I really need to improve my attitude. E = I really need to improve my attitude.

30. SLEEP AND FATIGUE # 11 Depth perception is affected when drivers are tired. Reaction time is delayed. Problem solving ability is significantly reduced.

31. DRUG AND ALCOHOL AWARENESS # 12 DrugsAlcoholInhalantsSmokingMedications

33. THE BUS ATHLETE SYSTEM INTERACTIVE GAMEBOOK 2 CD’S – ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION LAMINATED STRETCH CARDS TRAINING MODULES EVALUATION MATERIALS

34. THE ATHLETE PHILOSOPHY  Focused  Good nutrition  Good attitude  Mentally fit  Well rested  Team player  Motivated  Physically fit  Time management  Free from drugs and alcohol  Good health

35. EVALUATION AND INCENTIVES

36. HEALTH DRIVES SAFETY HEALTH DRIVES SAFETY

37. THANK YOU HAVE A HEALTHY AND SAFE DAY