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How to Create Your Own Full-Body Workout Plan
How to Create Your Own Full-Body Workout Plan
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Workouts Top Trainers Do When They Only Have 15 Minutes
Workouts Top Trainers Do When They Only Have 15 Minutes
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19 Reasons to Start Strength Training
19 Reasons to Start Strength Training
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How to Foam Roll Like a Pro
How to Foam Roll Like a Pro
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How to Do the Perfect Forward Lunge
How to Do the Perfect Forward Lunge
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An Energizing 10-Minute Morning Yoga Routine
Stretch your body, center your mind, and boost your energy with this beginner-friendly flow.
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The Most Common Workout Moves You're Doing Wrong (and How to Fix Them)
The Most Common Workout Moves You're Doing Wrong (and How to Fix Them)
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A 10-Minute Workout to Strengthen Your Whole Body
Start your day with this quick body weight routine from WebMD's chief medical editor Michael Smith, MD.
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7 Post-Workout Moves to Get Fit Faster
Want to optimize your recovery and propel your future workouts to the next level? Make these post-workout practices a regular part of your regimen.
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Bring the Gym to You, Stream Your Workout
Get your fitness fix anywhere, anytime by steaming your workout.
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Swimming Success: Try a Pool Workout
Swimming is a spectacular cardio workout that builds endurance, flexibility, and strength.
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Strength Training Tips From the Pros
Build muscle, burn calories, and get in shape with help from the experts. WebMD explains.
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A Month of Smart Moves: 30-Day Fitness Challenges
Want to get more fit, but not sure where to start? Try a 30-day fitness challenge. WebMD has the details.
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How wearables are changing the future of fitness
Wearable fitness trackers have flooded the market. What do they do? How do they do it? And what’s next? WebMD has the details.
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Sore Spots: 5 Ways to Ease Post-Workout Muscles
If yesterday’s workout is making your muscles scream today, take it as a good sign. You most likely have "delayed onset muscle soreness" (DOMS), and it means you worked hard enough to create tiny tears in your muscle fibers. WebMD has the details.
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Pump It Up With Calorie-Burning Cardio
WebMD explains how to get your heart pumping – no treadmill required.
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UCL Tear and Tommy John Surgery: What You Need to Know
For a major-league pitcher like Matt Harvey, a torn elbow tendon means Tommy John surgery and a long stint in rehab.What's it like when a regular guy gets this injury? Will you need surgery? What happens in rehab?
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How to Save on a Gym Membership
Get fit without spending a ton on a gym membership. WebMD Magazine explains how.
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How to Pick a Great Personal Trainer
WebMD has a list of factors to consider when looking for a personal trainer to motivate and guide you.
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How to Avoid the Runner's Wall
WebMD asks if you run too fast or too far, will you "hit the wall" and crash?
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Ski -Season Workout
Don't hit the slopes without trying this workout plan from WebMD.
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Fracture in Your Knee Joint and Pain in Your Shin
WebMD defines a tibial plateau fracture as a serious injury to your knee joint.
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Skip the Gym Today? Don't Beat Yourself Up.
Don't feel guilty about skipping a day at the gym. WebMD can help you still reach your fitness goals.
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Pull Your Thigh Muscle? Treatment Tips for a Quad Strain
WebMD defines a quad strain and helps you get back in the game.
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Sports Leagues for Adults
Why should kids have all the fun? WebMD thinks adults should join the roster of a sports league, too.
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