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Health Calculators
So you've tried every diet and every workout, but nothing works. Here are some calculators to help you figure out if you're pushing your body correctly and whether you're training the body you really have.  Read more...

Five Tips to Help Consumers Feel Comfortable in the Gym 

The gym can be an intimidating place, especially for those new to exercise. But paying close attention to proper gym etiquette is the best way to ensure you aren’t a nuisance at the gym. The American Council on Exercise (ACE), America’s nonprofit fitness authority, offers five tips on how to blend in with the regulars.   Read More...

Independence Day Exercise: See Fahrenheit 9/11
On July 4, millions of Americans, from sea to shining sea, will make pilgrimages to their favorite pools, lakes, rivers, or beaches.  Do we look good?  Do we even care?

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