Skip winter weight gain with exercise
Beloit Daily News - 2 hours 8 minutes ago“Some people run outside when it’s cold, but I say ‘no thanks,’” said Jamie Leeder of Beloit. “I’d rather be in here watching a flat-screen TV.”
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“Some people run outside when it’s cold, but I say ‘no thanks,’” said Jamie Leeder of Beloit. “I’d rather be in here watching a flat-screen TV.”
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Melissa Tipton practices yoga at least four times a week. She wouldn’t mind being taxed for it, but she’s not keen on her yoga studio being lumped in with fitness clubs.
As the fall season comes to an end and the cold New England winter settles in, how do you plan to keep your kids active during the next few months? While many kids participate in winter sports programs, some are left to their own devices, opting to spend a significant amount of their time in front of the TV or playing video games.
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School-based physical education plays a key role in curbing obesity and improving fitness among adolescents from low-income communities, according to a new study led by researchers at the University of California, San Francisco and UC Berkeley.
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(ARA) - You stretch before your workout, stay hydrated throughout and follow safe cool-down steps afterward. But while you're enjoying your active lifestyle, are you doing enough to take care of two of your most valuable physical assets - your eyes?
(ARA) - What do you get the fitness fans on your holiday shopping list? Candy and fruitcake probably aren't good gifts, since they're likely watching their diets. Clothing is difficult, since getting the style and size right can be tricky.
Alex Levels usually looks to nature to get her through her regular workouts.
SAINT PAUL, Minn.----Angeion Corporation announced that it will be showcasing its flagship line of MedGraphics cardiorespiratory diagnostic systems at the MEDICA 2009 International Trade Fair.
SCHILLER PARK, Ill., Nov. 4 (UPI) -- U.S. fitness experts say climbing up stairs -- and going down them too -- have multiple health benefits such as improved balance and strength.
PORTAGE — A push for improved physical fitness among students in Portage Area High School has prompted a partnership with St. Francis University and its exercise physiology program.
ST. LOUIS — On Nov. 1, Missouri became the only state to enforce a sales tax on what many see as a spiritual pursuit — the practice of yoga. The debate between Missouri's yoga community and the state centers on whether yoga is a spiritual practice or just exercise.