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Will Wearable Weights Improve Your Fitness?

A physical therapist offers tips on how to safely use wearable weights to increase your upper and lower body strength during your cardio workouts.

Infographic: How Do You Compare to an Olympic Athlete and Ways to Improve Your Performance

How Do You Compare to an Olympic Athlete?

Learn how the average adult compares to an Olympic athlete and tips to improve your performance.

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Are Energy Drinks Safe to Consume Before Exercise?

Many athletes use energy drinks, hoping it will boost their endurance. But these drinks can have side effects that negatively affect athletic performance and health.

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Is It Safe for People With Heart Disease to Exercise?

Most people know that exercise is important for your health. But for people with heart disease, questions about safety can raise concerns.

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The Unique Benefits of Strength Training for Women

Strength training provides numerous health benefits for people of all ages, many of which are unique to women.

A man doing a plank exercise at the gym

Can Intense Exercise Put Your Heart at Risk?

Getting regular exercise is one of the best things you can do for your heart. But for some, extreme exercise can pose a risk to heart health.

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Can You Outrun a Bad Diet?

While some people assume – or hope – that regular exercise will offset the negative effects of unhealthy eating, that’s not the case.

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Running Doesn’t Harm Joints – In Fact, It May Protect Them

Recent research shows that recreational running decreases the rate of hip and knee osteoarthritis when compared to those with more sedentary lifestyles.

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