Exercise

How Social Health Games Can Make You Trimmer

Social health games include racing against virtual partners and challenging friends to fitness tasks.

Former Drug Agent's New Challenge: Busting World Records

George Hood just set a new record for holding plank position and will try for his fifth title next spring.

Make Way, Zumba, For New Fitness Dance Routines

Timba and Batuka can add variety to your workout.

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Forget the Scale. Watch These Numbers Instead

While many of us are fixated on body weight, monitoring these 5 numbers is key for maintaining good health.
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Make a Fitness Plan for 2012

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Is Karate on Your Bucket List?

Florida Kenpo karate instructor Harry Grimm creates a martial arts studio geared toward students 45 and older.
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10 Ways to Add Exercise to Your Workday

No more excuses! You can find ways to make fitness a priority -- even while you're working.
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Finding the Yogi in You

Yoga master Shiva Rea talks about the importance of finding a teacher and style that work for you.
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Regular Exercise May Guard Against Migraines

Study showed it worked as well as medication in preventing attacks.
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Why I Love Extreme Boot Camp

A middle-aged soccer mom shares her fitness makeover.
Exercise

Trainer's Best Corrective Fitness Tips

Part II: Here are 6 suggestions from personal trainer Bobby Morrow on how fellow boomers can get fit, and do it safely.
Health & Fitness

60-Something Trainer Embodies Fitness Trend

Part I: Former Marine and casino security expert finds new role as a personal trainer specializing in "corrective" exercise.
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Why Golf is Great for Boomers

Instructor Kathy Allin discusses how to get into golf and debunks myths that keep people from trying it.
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With Age, Body Focus Shifts From Appearance to Function

In study, exercise's biggest psychological boost came from improved health and ability, not attractiveness.
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More Evidence That Exercise May Keep The Brain Sharp

Even if you start late in life, physical activity can help preserve mental ability, study finds.
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