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+13 +4How to Start Running
Starting a new running habit doesn’t have to be hard. The Well Guide makes it easy to get started, get inspired and stay on track. Are you ready? Let’s go! By Tara Parker-Pope.
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+12 +1Fitbit Blaze reviewed: A totally unnecessary tracker with a few cool features
When Fitbit announced the Blaze "smart fitness watch," it did not make the best first impression. Many thought the Blaze was a peculiar answer to its competition, namely the Apple Watch, and the company's stock immediately fell more than 13 percent. However, the Fitbit Blaze is not a smartwatch in the same way as the Apple Watch or the Android Wear. Fitbit took what it does best—connected fitness—and put it in a device...
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+15 +2Six ways your body changes your perception
An extra 200 pounds makes objects appear twice as distant
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+27 +8Debunking The Myths About Yoga
Meredith Graves talks with yoga teacher and activist Jesse Amesmith on how you too can begin a lifelong practice.
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+30 +5Exercise vs Diet
Which is more significant for losing weight?
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+23 +2What It's Like to Eat Nothing but This Magical, Healthy Ice Cream for 10 Days
By eating five pints of Halo Top a day, one would get a whopping 120 grams of protein, only 80 grams of carbohydrates, and a respectable 60 grams of fat—at only 1,200 calories. That’s pretty much a supermodel diet, but with enough protein to support my 3-times-a-week weight-training regimen. Which is why I soon found myself staring at a styrofoam crate in my living room. Contents: 50 pints of Halo Top ice cream.
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+22 +6The Ultimate Working Out In Movies Supercut
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+6 +2Fitbit’s new wearable is a fitness watch called Blaze
How do you compete in a growing smartwatch market without making a smartwatch? You make a dedicated fitness watch, one with smart notifications, but without all of the third-party app complications that come with a full-featured smartwatch. At least, that’s what Fitbit’s strategy seems to be; last year, it added the giant Surge watch to its stable of popular, lightweight activity trackers.
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+38 +9Burning Astronaut Pee - Smarter Every Day 149
Destin Sandlin asks how and why do astronauts lift weight in space and goes to NASA to answer them.
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+19 +2What's Causing That Stitch in Your Side?
What's the deal with that sharp pain in your side when you're trying to win that marathon? SciShow has the answers!
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+17 +4The Spiritual Life of the Long-Distance Runner - The New Yorker
Spirituality seems to drive many ultramarathon runners. But, in a broad sense, they could be hungry for meaning, in general.
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+22 +8Should You Treat Muscle Pain With Ice or Heat?
Cold therapy is usually recommended in the immediate aftermath of an acute injury, but both heat and cold may help with lingering muscle pain.
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+7 +4My life as a female bodybuilder: it's my body armour | Guardian Docs
Pro-bodybuilder Rene Campbell, 38, is ‘bigorexic’ – devoted to making herself as large as possible by cooking the right kind of food and training as much as she can.
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+30 +53 Terrible Old-Timey Ways to (Not) Lose Weight
From sauna pants to fat jigglers, people used to try to lose weight in some rather unconventional ways. They really did not work.
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+2 +1Need to Lose Some Weight? Get a Fitbit!
This is a personal account of my success with my Fitbit. I explain how the Fitbit makes weight loss sustainable through rapid feedback and the idea that "frequency reduces difficulty". If you already have a Fitbit and want to make better use of it, or are curious about these devices, this might be helpful to you.
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+23 +6Dietary Supplements Send Thousands To ERs Yearly
More than 23,000 Americans end up in emergency rooms each year after taking dietary supplements, an analysis shows. Most cases are linked to weight-loss products or energy-boosting supplements.
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+2 +17 Yoga Poses You Can Do at Your Work Desk to Relieve Stress
Do these simple office yoga poses without leaving your work desk so you can stretch your muscles and joints, reduce stress, and re-energize in an instant.
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+17 +6These maps show the most popular running routes in 20 major cities
The most popular trails for runners in New York, Miami, Paris and more
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+1 +1ROMWOD. Crossfit gym mobility program.
Romwod. The narrator is awful, but the program is great. You will be mobile enough to get involved in porn after performing this routine.
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+2 +18 Types of Yoga Explained
There are so many different types of yoga, but here's a great list with the eight most popular kinds explained! Which one is your favorite?
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