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By Megan McMorris, March 2006
No time? No problem. You can still squeeze in a worthwhile cardio or
weightlifting workout on even your busiest days. READ ON ...
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Good Medicine
By Jacquelyn B. Fletcher, March 2006
Elizabeth Jekot has battled breast cancer as both a doctor and patient. Now, her self-care recovery regimen helps her help others. PRINT EDITION ONLY
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By Elizabeth L. Lane, January-February 2006
Gearing up to write another mega-list of ways to make yourself better?
Don't! Instead, choose what matters most, then chart your course toward... READ ON ...
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By Jacquelyn B. Fletcher, October 2005
A prematurely arthritic hip cramped Jennifer Rottenberg's lifestyle. But
advancements in hip-replacement surgery meant she got a new... READ ON ...
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By Sheila Mulrooney Eldred, September 2005
You want to stay fit, and you want your baby to be healthy. Here's what's known (and not yet known) about the potential risks and rewards of... READ ON ...
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By Kara Douglass Thom, July-August 2005
Falling short of the finish line can be frustrating. But the only real
defeat lies in failing to learn from your experience. READ ON ...
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Angela Pirisi, April 2005
Looking to improve the palatability of your fitness routine? Maybe you
need a side of social interaction - and a standing date for dinner.... READ ON ...
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Chemical Reaction
By Matt Fitzgerald, April 2005
Toxic chemicals in your workout environment can invite allergy- or flu-like symptoms that cause your fitness efforts to fizzle. Here's how to... PRINT EDITION ONLY
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Fending Off Adrenal Fatigue
By Matt Fitzgerald, March 2005
Are you exhausted for days following your workouts? Or are you just too tired to make it to the gym? If so, you may be suffering from adrenal... PRINT EDITION ONLY
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Experience Life Staff, January-February 2005
Ready to have your best year ever? Two of the country's top coaches
weigh in with advice on getting liftoff for the next phase of your
life.... READ ON ...
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Paul Scott, January-February 2005
New Year, new plan, right? Great, but don't just hop on the first
workout train out of the station. Instead, step back: Examine your goals,... READ ON ...
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Lost & Found
By Kara Douglass Thom, November 2004
Tired of running on straight roads? Try orienteering. You start by getting lost in the woods, then bust your body and brain to find your way... PRINT EDITION ONLY
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The Mind of a Winner
By Jacquelyn B. Fletcher, October 2004
Dottie Lessard-O'Connor had a double lung transplant and a kidney transplant - and she's still bringing home the gold. PRINT EDITION ONLY
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By Sally Edwards and Bev Robinson, October 2004
Feel like your fitness regimen is stalling? Grab a heart-rate monitor for instant feedback and lastin motivation. READ ON ...
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By Alisa Bauman, May 2004
You're willing to push yourself, even when it hurts. You know how to
tough it out, even when you're tired. But do you know when to back off... READ ON ...
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By Kara Douglass Thom, May 2004
Every athlete can benefit from training with a partner or group. Here's how to be sure you're getting the most out of your time together. READ ON ...
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Heavyweight Fitness
By Fernando Pages Ruiz, CSCS, May 2004
Sixty percent of Americans are classified as overweight. If you're one of them. You should know how to exercise around your extra pounds --... PRINT EDITION ONLY
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By David Schimke, April 2004
Are you using your body for real – or going through the motions of working
out with no practical purpose? Maybe it's time you integrated... READ ON ...
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Comeback Queen
By Jacquelyn B. Fletcher, April 2004
Injury and illness have set this athlete back now and then, but they haven't broken her stride. PRINT EDITION ONLY
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By Michael Gerrish, April 2004
Has something derailed your fitness plan. Here's how to get back on track. READ ON ...