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Sculpting the Perfect Body
Which sport makes yours the best?
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Get Mental
Article discusses the four areas of mental conditioning that you can develop to help create positive performances: self-talk, mental imagery, focusing and relaxation.
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Bring Out Your Inner Athlete
Although you may not think of yourself as an athlete now, you have the potential to motivate others as well as yourself to live healthier, more active lives.
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Icing Achilles
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I Love my Body!
Forget about unrealistic media images and learn to love your body.
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Kicking Shinsplints
A few tips on motivation and mental trickery
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25 Years and Counting
A training log lets you chart workouts, record performances, plan your exercise, and avoid overtraining. It's also a great way to look back on your life.
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L.A. Fitness Factories
Workout secrets from the founders of L.A.'s cutting-edge Critical Mass "personal training boutique."
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About Cholesterol
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Top-10 Motivators to Get Moving. 10 ways to refute someone who is making excuses for not working out
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Sleep Tight
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Hit the Hot Tub
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A Little Respect
Regardless of your fitness level, you're entitled to a certain degree of attentiveness and respect from your trainer and/or coach.
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More Holiday Survival Tips
Enjoy the holidays--you'll be healthier if you do!
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Ice Right
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Dear Abby in Adidas
What 80-year-old Abigail Van Buren (Dear Abby) does to stay fit
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Polar Bear Fitness
Winter shouldn't keep you from running, walking, or cycling if you know a few tricks like how to dress and when to schedule your workouts.
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Mirror, Mirror on the Wall...
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Happy Holidays!
This time of year brings stress for many of us. Here are a few thoughts on surviving them.
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Savoring the Journey
Sports psychologist Jerry Lynch, Ph.D., offers tips on how to set goals and increase the enjoyment of working out.
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