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The Best Fitness Program Ever

Saturday 22 March 2008 @ 8:31 am

I want to tell you about the single best fitness website I’ve found (and I’ve checked out a lot of them). 

This site provides detailed instruction on how to reach levels of fitness you never dreamed of.  The workouts are short yet extremely effective.

I’ve exercised regularly and used a lot of different methods over the years.  I’ve made more progress on this program than I have on any other, bar none.  If I can do it, you can do even better.

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Any Workout Is a Good Workout

Saturday 17 November 2007 @ 3:50 pm

Demanding perfection often destroys good.  It certainly keeps a lot of folks from succeeding with an exercise program.

Somehow, most people have gotten the idea that a workout needs to be to be at least 20 – 30 minutes long, preferably 45 – 90 minutes, to do any good.  If they can’t get at least that much time in, they don’t bother at all.

That’s a big mistake.  Instead of a perfect workout, the result is no workout at all.

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A Childhood Exercise for Grownups

Monday 29 October 2007 @ 8:10 pm

Part of life’s puzzle is staying fit.  It used to be almost impossible not to be fit.  All the activities of daily living required physical work. No longer.

Today, most of us don’t expend physical labor to survive.  Even manual jobs, thankfully, are much less physically demanding.  However, our health still requires physical activity, so today we need to plan for it.  I look for things that are effective, readily doable and, ideally, fun.  Recently, I’m taking a second look at an old time activity I hadn’t considered since I was a kid - jumping rope. 

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