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Targeted Toning

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Better Posture, Trimmer Tummy

Good posture means your body’s underlying skeleton is aligned as it should be, reducing wear and tear on your joints and ligaments, helping to prevent back problems and...

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Garden Your Way Fit

It’s true: Your humble garden and lawn can allow you to squeeze exercise into your busy schedule and possibly help you shed pounds and tone muscles.

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Belly Flatteners

When it comes to exercise, don't put your midsection last on your list. Your abdominal muscles are among the most vital in your body. They help support your back, help you...

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Smart Moves for Bad Backs

Turn on a faucet, and water flows. And flip a switch, and there's light. Right? You have that same kind of automatic expectation of your back when it's time to exercise. Yet,...

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In a Crunch

Even if you're not striving for "six-pack abs," it's worth adding an abdominal element to your workout routine. The abdominals are part of your "core"...

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Resistance Training for Rebels

Like the constant beat of a metronome, each clink of an iron plate in the gym reminds you that you're working out—and maybe that you're bored out of your skull. If you...

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No-Sweat Toning

Make a splash during your next workout by turning that swimming pool into a multifunction gym. The results can be amazing: Swim a fast freestyle and you'll burn 680 calories...

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Let's Take It Outside

"People think they can build muscle only in a gym," says Tina Vindum, of Outdoor Action Fitness, in Mill Valley, California. "But it's easy and more fun to do...

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Strength-Training Truths You Need to Know

Aerobics is easy to understand. We all ran, skipped, jumped when we were kids--and it felt good. Strength training, on the other hand, seems peculiar to some people because...