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Walk 10,000 Steps to Improve Health and Fitness

You name it, we have it, and it's getting worse. Heart and cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, stroke, out of control blood sugar levels, diabetes, obesity, and more. The U.S. Surgeon General recommends getting at least 20-30 minutes of moderate activity each day and many Continue reading →

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When Looking For Abs Exercise Equipments

To get the perfect shape you desire, you need to keep up with the daily sit-ups, though many people don't seem to like it, but those darn abs workouts are very beneficial. Despite the reluctance of most to embrace exercise, they still want a great set of abs, which is why there are Continue reading →

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Working Out for Extreme Fitness

This need not be so. Although hard work is truly required, extreme fitness demands one to be a slave of the iron weights. Full-body work outs can make one progress and it easily fits in one's schedule. This is very convenient if one is looking forward to achieving extreme fitness b Continue reading →

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A Home Gym and Walking = a Great Exercise Program

Still, we all recognize that exercise is just downright good for you. If you name any random 10 medical conditions and diseases, I'm willing to bet money that some form of frequent exercise is a good treatment or preventative measure for at least 9 of them. Diet and exercise pop Continue reading →

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Are Treadmills the Perfect Piece Of Exercise Equipment

There is a reason the first piece of equipment you see on "Biggest Loser" is a treadmill, or why there is a line at the gym waiting for this coveted piece of equipment. They work! The act of running itself is fantastic, but with running you have many variables, (i.e. rain, po Continue reading →

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Benefits of Cardio Interval Training

Among the highest risk factors are male sex, age over 35, cigarette smoking, high blood pressure, high levels of certain blood fats, and a family history of cardiovascular disorders.

Other researchers have added to this list another risk factor: the compulsive, hard-drivin Continue reading →

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Building a Better Body

"It's not easy. No way. It's simple!"

And you know what? He was right.

It's not easy to get into shape. To eat better. To train harder. To set a plan in place. Rather, it's simple. It's simple to make such small changes in your li Continue reading →

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Cross Training for Fitness and Fatloss

A small amount of fat is needed for padding the internal organs and as insulation under the skin. Excess fat leads to such diseases as diabetes, gout, high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, and gallbladder problems. There are very few, very fat persons. The reason is that the fi Continue reading →

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Exercise and Cellulite

By the time volunteered for a particular fitness program two years later, he had put 25 extra pounds back on. After 6 months of exercise and some willpower at the dinner table, Mike slimmed down again. This time he felt better than he ever had, brimming with energy and glowing with goo Continue reading →

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Exercise Bikes

Once you have made the decision of which type of bike you want, check out the reviews that are available in bike magazines and also on the internet. You can also take the advice of family and friends who are currently using the same as well as personal trainers who have experience. Th Continue reading →

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