5 ways to push yourself to stay fit
To be successful at a fitness routine, employ a variety of tactics to keep yourself motivated and inspired.
To be successful at a fitness routine, employ a variety of tactics to keep yourself motivated and inspired.
For best success, increase the length and the intensity of your workouts at a slow, steady pace.
Cardio will help you drop those extra pounds, our expert says. But don't forget about weight training, too.
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