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Debunking Common Exercise Myths, Part 1
Myth #1: Heavy weights make you "bulky" Heavy weights typically do not lead to increased muscle mass, moderate weights do. Muscle mass is more of a function of volume (ie. number of sets x number of reps). Muscle mass is best gained using multiple...

Fitness and Exercise and the Older Adult
Fitness and exercise are not just for children and young people. Older adults can reap mountains of benefits from becoming engaged in a regular fitness program and many are doing so. In fact more older adults are taking fitness and exercise...

Here's To Better Golf Exercise
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Six Tips to Keep Up Your Exercise Motivation
The next time you start to slide with your exercise program, stop! On again off again exercise will never get you the results you want. Instead, use these six tips to stay on track and achieve and achieve your desired fitness goals: 1.Don't beat...

Too Busy for Exercise? Find a Better Excuse ...
Many people tell me "I am just too busy and don't have time to exercise." Well, I used to say that when finding an excuse for not exercising, not anymore. We can find at least 15 minutes a day for exercising. For example, Canadian researchers...

 
Forget Exercise - Go Play

Can't seem to get the energy or motivation to exercise? Forget exercise - go play.
For most of us exercise is a chore. So many people hate to exercise, or just can't get motivated to start an exercise program. If you are one of those, forget about exercise, go play.

Make it a point to play everyday. Find a partner. Go golfing, swimming, shoot baskets, tennis, volleyball, play catch, any kind of sport that gets you moving. Every day. You may need a different partner each day - find one.

Get on your bicycles and go siteseeing. Get with a partner or group and go horseback riding. Go to the parks and explore the trails. Play volleyball, badminton, anything to become active. Remember to start slow and work your way up to playing an hour or two each day.

Set a schedule for each activity one day each week. Pre-arrange with a partner to play every day, make each one a weekly event. You will need anything from one to seven partners to keep active all week.

Go to your Parks Department, see if they would be interested in starting a playday program for different age groups, or however they might want to do something for their public. Many already have activities for the kids - how about the adults.

Go to the local newspaper. Would their Sports Editor be interested in getting the public involved?

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About the Author
by Don Stuart: Don is publishing articles on his website to help people start changing their habits to become slender and fit. Visit his website at www.Dieting Sucks Online.com

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