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  • woman running track
    Melissa Szaro

    Dangers Of Running You Never Expected

    Don't let these dangers of running keep you on the couch, but remember them the next time you lace up those running shoes.
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  • Woman stretching on the grass
    Catherine Caruso

    The Best Stretches You Can Do Before Running

    Running can be hard on the body for a number of reasons. But here are some great ways to stretch and prevent injury.
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  • Man's legs riding bike
    Catherine Caruso

    When You Ride A Bike Every Day, This Is What Happens To Your Legs

    If you're looking to step up your workout game, you might want to try riding a bike. As it turns out, riding a bike can be a great way to stay in shape.
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  • A cyclist on a bike
    Anne Taylor

    The Unexpected Effect Riding A Bike Has On Your Lungs

    Here is another reason to start biking more.
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  • Fit people running on treadmills in a gym
    Andra Picincu

    The Big Mistake You're Making On The Treadmill

    Treadmill training can be safer than running outside, but you still need to follow basic safety rules. Here's the big mistake you're making on the treadmill.
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  • Woman running outside
    Catherine Caruso

    How Dangerous Is It To Run During The Summer?

    As we move closer to summer, you may wonder if it's still safe to run when the weather gets hot. Here's what you need to know in order to stay safe in the heat.
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  • person hiking in the woods
    Robin Rothstein

    The Real Difference Between Hiking And Walking

    On the surface, walking and hiking may not seem all that different. Here are the real differences, and why they matter.
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  • group of people walking
    Molly Hurford

    How Many Calories You Really Burn On Your Walk

    If you've ever headed out for a walk and found yourself wondering how many calories you've burned, the number might surprise you.
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  • women walking together
    Molly Hurford

    What Happens To Your Body When You Start Power Walking

    If you've tried to start a running or jogging regimen in the past but simply couldn't make it stick, power walking might be the better option for you.
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  • HIIT
    Phoebe McRae

    HIIT Workouts Can Really Change Your Body. Here's How

    These days, high intensity interval training, more commonly known as HIIT, is one of the more popular forms of working out.
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  • A man swims in a pool
    Anne Taylor

    What Are The Health Benefits Of Swimming?

    Here are a few reasons you may want to hit the pool.
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  • Young woman holding a squat
    Agnes Erickson

    What Is Cardio Yoga?

    Cardio yoga combines the poses of a typical yoga flow with a higher-intensity cardio workout. These are the benefits of picking up cardio yoga.
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  • Someone biking and swimming
    Anne Taylor

    Cycling Versus Swimming: Which One Is Better For You?

    Is one of these exercises better than the other? Here's what you should know.
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  • Three family members go for a walk in a garden, one walking with a cane and the other two on either side of her holding her arms
    Ruth Clark

    How Can A Daily Walk Affect Your Blood Sugar?

    For inactive adults aged 60 or older who were at risk for glucose intolerance, 15-minute walks after each meal helped them experience better glycemic control.
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  • person running
    Kimberly Smith

    How Running Regularly Affects Your Feet

    There are many benefits of running regularly, but it can also have adverse effects. Here's why running is so hard on your feet and how to reduce the pain.
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  • A woman jumping rope at home
    Anne Taylor

    The Dangerous Jump Rope Mistake You Could Be Making

    You probably have fond memories of using a jump rope at recess while you were in elementary school. But this fitness accessory can be dangerous.
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  • Family walking with dog
    Nicole LaMarco

    The Best Time Of Day To Take A Walk, According To Science

    Walking is a simple and effective exercise you can do every day to benefit your physical and mental health, but at what time of day should you do it?
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  • man running in water outdoors
    Robin Rothstein

    Running Versus Swimming: Which One Is Better For You?

    Whether you prefer running or swimming as a means of squeezing exercise into your schedule, you can't lose. Science says both have long-term health benefits.
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  • Happy young woman on elliptical machine
    Nicole LaMarco

    The Worst Mistakes Everyone Makes On The Elliptical

    The elliptical machine offers many benefits to your overall fitness -- but make sure you're not making these mistakes when you're using it.
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  • A woman exercises on the elliptical at home
    Anne Taylor

    This Is What Happens If You Never Do Cardio

    If you hate cardio workouts, you may be tempted to skip them. However, you'll lose some important health benefits if you stick to strength training alone.
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  • A man goes for a run in the mountains
    Anne Taylor

    You Should Stop Running If This Happens To You

    Running is an excellent form of exercise, but it comes with risks for athletes at any level.
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  • running shoes
    Jorie Mark

    How To Tell When It's Time To Get New Running Shoes

    When do you need to send your sneakers out to pasture? A good rule of thumb is every 300 to 500 miles, but this isn't a hard-and-fast rule by any means.
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  • A man goes for a run
    Anne Taylor

    Running Versus Biking: Which One Is Better For You?

    Running and biking are two of the most common types of exercise. But is one better for you than the other? Here's what you should know.
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  • woman squatting in front of brick wall
    Maria Faller

    The Jump Squat Variation You Should Stop Doing

    Jump squats are a great plyometric exercise, but adding a barbell to the movement is asking for injury.
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  • A woman hitting a punching bag in a home gym
    A. Sooter

    How To Know What Size The Right Punching Bag Is Right For You

    The best size punching bag for you depends on your sport, your skill and your size. For instance, Everlast recommends that heavy bags are half your weight.
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  • man running outdoors
    Ally Arcuri

    What Happens To Your Body When You Run A Mile Every Day

    From heart-pumping increases to weight management and more, here is exactly what happens to your body when you run a mile every single day.
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  • Woman sitting after a run
    Dani Golub

    The Best Workouts For People Who Hate Running

    Running is undoubtedly a great cardio workout, but the truth is not everyone likes to run. Here are some alternatives to try if you're run-averse.
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