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Healthy Heart Tips
by Tessie, Sep 17, 2008
Lifestyle tips to prevent cardiovascular diseases.
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Weightlifting Technique: How to Perform Dumbbell Rows
by Ken Gack, Sep 17, 2008
Dumbbell rows are an effective compound exercise used to work out your lat muscles (Latissimus Dorsi). Here is a short, concise article describing how to perform dumbbell rows.
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Exercise Plan to Lose More Fat
by Andrew Riddick, Sep 17, 2008
Different exercises to help burn more fat that you can do every day.
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10 Simple Chair Exercises for Everyone
by Jannie Miller, Sep 17, 2008
Great for seniors with Arthritis or people that have a desk job and don't get to walk about as much as they would like.
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How to Avoid Winter Weight Issues
by Uma Shankari, Sep 16, 2008
Lack of sunlight and plummeting mercury levels bring in "winter blues" and a craving for high carbohydrates and spicy fried foods. If you give in to your cravings, you run the risk of gaining weight you so assiduously fought to keep off.
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Weightlifting Technique: How to Perform Barbell Rows
by Ken Gack, Sep 14, 2008
Barbell rows, also called bent over rows, are an effective exercise to build your lats (Latissimus Dorsi). Here is a short, concise description of this powerful exercise.
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Weightlifting Technique: How to Perform Pull-ups and Chin-ups
by Ken Gack, Sep 14, 2008
Pull-ups and chin-ups are effective compound exercises used to exercise your lat muscles (Latissimus Dorsi). Here is a short, concise article describing how to perform pull-ups and chin-ups.
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Keep Your Body Moving
by Irene E Williams, Sep 12, 2008
Do you have trouble getting motivated to exercise? Getting started is more than half the battle. You've made the first effort, and that is to change.
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Dynamic Warm-ups
by DWilkinson, Sep 11, 2008
How to warm-up before your workout, including two dynamic exercises that are a great change to preparing the body for exercise.
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Rebounding: Getting a Jumpstart on Health
by Uma Shankari, Sep 11, 2008
Vigorous exercise such as rebounding increase lymph flow by 15 to 30 times. Contrary to blood which is pumped by the heart, the lymph is totally dependent on physical exercise for its movement.
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