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7 Energy-Boosting Muscle-Toning Exercise Moves

Although workouts do require energy to exert each movement, their completion can actually reciprocate and boost more energy. In fact, researchers even advocate exercise as one of...

The Benefits of Exercise for Sleep

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Make Your Home Gym Work For You

The gym is essentially a gathering place to run on the treadmill, cycle on the recumbent bike, and lift heavy weights in the presence of others. This...

Weight Lifting for Beginners in 7 Steps

Weight lifting, or weight training, is intentionally exercising specific muscle groups to strengthen muscles with bodyweight, resistance bands, or weights. Including weight lifting in a...

6 Energizing Yoga Moves You Can Do Without Leaving Your Bed

Whether related to a late night or dreading the heavy business load once arrived at work, peeling yourself out of the comfort of your bed may be...

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