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RunKeeper Helps Track Workouts and Health

BY Samuel Greengard • POSTED January 30 2012 AT 11:52 am

RunKeeper, a smartphone app that helps you takes strides toward a ...

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Shake Up Your Workouts with Vibration Training

BY Linda Melone • POSTED January 3 2012 AT 11:52 am

Does exercising on an unstable surface create more of a challenge than ...

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Top 10 Fitness Trends For 2012

BY Mary Mihaly • POSTED December 29 2011 AT 11:52 am

The Worldwide Survey of Fitness Trends identifies current trends to help ...

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Russian Kettlebells: The Ultimate 20 Minute Workout?

BY Alison Cool • POSTED December 8 2011 AT 11:52 am

Mix up your fitness regime with the newest exercise trend: Russian ...

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Reinventing the Sports Bra

BY Melba Newsome • POSTED November 30 2011 AT 11:51 am

Using science to imagine more effective and comfortable sports bra ...

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