How Much Should I Exercise?

To reap the health benefits of exercise (improvements in cardio and respiratory health and lowered risk of disease), the CDC recommends adults get 150 minutes of moderate-intensity (or 75 minutes of vigorous intensity) cardio-aerobic exercise each week, plus two days of strength training. If you’re wondering how much exercise you really need, the CDC’s recommendations …

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Getting Started With Pilates (Pilates For Beginners)

Before you start a new fitness regimen, working on your core strength and flexibility is never a bad idea. More strength and flexibility can make new exercises and movements easier on your body, reducing pain and inflammation after workouts and reducing your risk of injury. That’s what makes strength and flexibility systems such good places …

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Dance Puns To Rave About

Want to add a little pop to your dance routine? We’re swinging in with a doo-wopping number of dance puns to jazz you up. They may not be standards, but we think they’re a step in the right direction. So, volta on in and let these fan-tastic puns whisk you away. General Dance Puns Tempo-ary. …

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Getting Started With Stair Climbing (Beginner’s Guide)

Stair climbing is a common human action that plagues many of us who live in multi-story houses or have to climb the stairs to our apartments or workplaces. It’s also an incredible exercise that does great things to the body when done in sufficient quantity. (That’s why so many fitness articles include “Take the stairs, …

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