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As the weather warms up take a break from the gym and try some outdoor fitness. Here are some tips to get the most out of your nature-friendly fitness. More
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As the weather warms up take a break from the gym and try some outdoor fitness. Here are some tips to get the most out of your nature-friendly fitness. More
If you’re the type that becomes obsessed with one type of workout and then quickly tires of it and give it up all together, take a look at these tips to avoid exercise burnout. Try some of these and it will keep you exercising and enjoying it. More
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The numbers don’t lie: Americans tend to hit the gym less when the weather gets bad. For those of us who walk to the gym (or prefer an outdoor workout), the early darkness, rain, snow, and general crumminess of fall and winter can definitely be a deterrent. But with the right layering solutions, you can get to and from the gym–or up and down the trail–with relative comfort and ease. And, as an added bonus, some of these pieces are cute enough to, say, wear straight from barre class to brunch. More
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