Having obesity brings long-term health risks no matter your fitness level
Sports drinks can give your body a boost, but it’s important not to overuse them
You can work more than your abdominals
This no-rules bodybuilding ‘diet’ comes with big risks
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It can help improve heart health, reduce stress, fight food cravings and boost self-esteem
Pilates can improve muscle tone, flexibility and strength, as well as help you heal from injuries
Experts recommend cardio exercise five times a week and strengthening twice per week
Kettlebells can amp up your workout game
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For fitness success, set goals that are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant and time-bound
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