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Over the past decade, I’ve heard many reasons for wanting to begin a fitness routine. Many of these are related to functional goals (being able to loosen a stiff back or creaky knees). Some are weight-related. And a few are exercise-perform...
If you want to blast those muscles in your tummy, by your sides, or in your back, then today’s free, quick, simple workout is the place to start!
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There is a trend emerging in the health space this year. Here’s my theory as to how it goes:
Health trend enters the news with limited evidence.
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Let’s make today’s workout even more fun than usual! Instead of giving everyone a set routine, there’s an element of luck involved today. Read on to see exactly what I mean...
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Another week, another workout. Today, I have decided to go for something which just requires one kettlebell and targets all of the major muscles in just one swift workout. I think you’ll like it, and if you do, don’t forget to share to frie...
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