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.
Read MoreFrom 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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Read MoreThere is no black or white answer. But "doing cardio, HIIT classes, or running does not necessarily hinder muscle-building."
Read MoreOften, you'll want to do cardio and strength training during different sessions, or on varying days. But your gameplan depends on your goals.
Read MoreIn addition to some serious calorie burning, benefits of HIIT include weight loss, muscle gain, improved blood flow, and reduced blood pressure.
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Read MoreFor a simple addition to your strength routine that can make a big difference, consider swapping regular lunges out for walking lunges.
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