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Quite a buzz was generated this spring by a Harvard study showing that losing weight via exercise is more difficult than previously thought. One of the pitfalls was an insufficient amount of exercise. Exercise does not invariably cause weight loss.
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Many exercise physiologists believe that the intensity of an activity is more important than how long you exercise or how many times you repeat an exercise.
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When Tour de France cyclist Cadel Evans wanted to press on after fracturing his elbow in a fall in Stage 8, BMC Racing Team physician Max Testa, M.D., made the call. Seeing no risk of permanent damage, Testa gave Evans the green light.
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Many fitness programs promote the idea that you lose weight simply because you burn a certain number of calories while you're exercising. For the Tour de France riders we've all been watching, exercise after-burn can last overnight or for days.
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Balance rarely receives a lot of attention, but it's one of the four key components of fitness. You may wonder why balance plays such a significant role in your health.
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When I was skating, we skated exclusively on outdoor ice, and there was ice for only a fraction of the year. Cross-training is essentially performing any type of exercise outside of your primary sport to maintain or improve your level of fitness.
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When summer vacations roll around, folks often leave their exercise routines behind with their cares. To incorporate exercise into your vacation plans, try exploring local offerings in your favorite activity.
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