exercise and workout tips
Gov't Tells Americans to Get Moving
What you can do: Aim for 2½ hours of exercise a week. If time is tight, try bursts of activity throughout the day.
Pollution Threatens Road Runners
What you can do: Run early in the day; favor parks or side streets for your runs.
Get Out of Your Chair If You Want to Live
What you can do: If you spend long hours in a chair, break it up with short bouts of standing and walking.
Trainer to the Stars Offers Easy Get-Fit Tips
What you can do: Water, food diaries, and a healthy blend of omega fats are essential when starting a workout regimen, says personal trainer Ashley Borden.
Running Extra-Long Distances Is Extra-Healthy
What you can do: Whether you’re a beginner or a road warrior, add more mileage to your running route. Just do it gradually and safely.
An Active Life Makes Healthy Bones
What you can do: Stop smoking, and exercise 30 minutes a day, every day. Your bones will join your heart and lungs in thanking you.
Get Fit, Save Gas, Pick Up a Little Cash
What you can do: Try biking to work a few days a week, leave a change of clothes at the office, and travel light.
Scientists Find That Exercise Helps Hearts Heal
What you can do: Do cardio exercise at least 3 times a week to boost your heart’s ability to stay healthy and bounce back from damage.
A Jolt of Caffeine Can Soothe Sore Muscles
What you can do: Drink a few cups of coffee or tea about an hour before you hit the gym.
How to Stay Healthy in the City
What you can do: Exercise regularly to reduce stress, and invest in some small home improvements to block out the noise and light of the city.
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