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'Weekend warrior' activity may reduce death risk by 33%
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‘Weekend warrior’ activity may reduce death risk by 33%

  • 22 July 2025
Share on PinterestExercising, even a little, can have profound effects on heart health and overall health. Gary Hershorn/Getty…
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Superman: Personal Trainer Shares Routine For Women Actors
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Superman: Personal Trainer Shares Routine For Women Actors

  • 22 July 2025
It wouldn’t be a new “Superman” film without some superwomen. While the story’s titular hero is canonically ripped,…
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A new Pilates studio is coming to Buffalo
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A new Pilates studio is coming to Buffalo

  • 22 July 2025
Movement Infrared Pilates is bringing a new form of exercise to a historic Buffalo building. BUFFALO, N.Y. —…
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World Brain Day 2025: Harvard says these 12 habits can keep your brain young and sharp |
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World Brain Day 2025: Harvard says these 12 habits can keep your brain young and sharp |

  • 22 July 2025
World Brain Day 2025: Harvard says these 12 habits can keep your brain young and sharp World Brain…
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5 Workouts You Can Still Safely Do in Hot Weather
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5 Workouts You Can Still Safely Do in Hot Weather

  • 22 July 2025
The heat can make outdoor workouts uncomfortable and, in severe cases, dangerous. If you’d like to maintain your…
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‘Japanese Walking’ Is a Fast Way to Boost Your Health
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‘Japanese Walking’ Is a Fast, Efficient Workout — How to Get Started

  • 22 July 2025
The many health benefits of walking are well-established: enhanced heart health, stronger muscles and bones, and improved mood…
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Context matters for exercise's mental health benefits
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Context matters for exercise’s mental health benefits

  • 22 July 2025
Share this Article You are free to share this article under the Attribution 4.0 International license. Research often…
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Asking Eric: Do we let our 63-year-old sister live in LaLa Land or suggest that she get counseling?
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Asking Eric: It’s hard to work out after my neighbor has been in the gym

  • 22 July 2025
DEAR ERIC: I use the exercise room in my apartment. So does a neighbor who has a body…
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Mohammed Siraj india vs England
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IND vs ENG: Unlucky or preventable? Questions raise over Indian players’ fitness in England | Cricket News

  • 21 July 2025
A week after the Lord’s Test, the BCCI, through a press release, shared three things about all-rounder Nitish…
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Researchers in Chicago found those who were walking 'as fast as they safely could' during the exercise sessions boosted their step count by 14 steps per minute (stock image)
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Walking just 14 more steps per minute could protect against rising chronic conditions

  • 21 July 2025
Walking just 14 more steps a minute could boost your health and protect against deadly diseases, a study…
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