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    How Diabetics Should Approach Carbs and Working Out

    Diabetics are often advised to exercise to lose weight, yet working out can often be a double-edged sword for people with the condition. On the one hand, weight loss can help lessen the severity of some of the symptoms and, in some cases, put diabetes in remission. On the other, exercise...
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    10 Arnold-Approved Tips For Growing Your Arms

    Arnold’s arm training can be broken down and discussed in terms of macro principles (sets, reps, and any other non-exercise-specific practices) and micro principles (specific exercise technique). If you haven’t already, check out our piece on Arnold’s arm training philosophy. As you can...
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    5 Exercises To Build Your Oblique Muscles

    The oblique muscles are one of the most overlooked and difficult muscle groups to grow. You know what it takes to get a solid six pack; the diets, the exercises, and the workout programs. Having a low enough body fat to even see your ab muscles is the first way to show them off. That’s where a...
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    Physical Exercise Might Also Strengthen Memory

    You know that getting your sweat on in the gym is good for your physique, and for better overall health. But new research from the University of Geneva suggests that exercise could also benefit your memory. To find out how exercise — especially endurance sports like running or cycling — affects...
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    The Right Type of Exercise Can Help Control Diabetes

    Jonathan D. Goforth / Getty One of the most common pieces of advice for people with diabetes is to exercise, since it can help lower blood sugar levels and reduce weight. Plus, there are plenty of other benefits to exercise that improve overall wellness and may have a tangential connection to...
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    Diet, Not Exercise, May Have a Bigger Effect on Weight Gain

    Pixel-Shot / Shutterstock Obesity has become a serious health issue in the United States—about 69 percent of adults are overweight or obese and 36 percent are obese, according to the Harvard School of Public Health. An arguably more concerning trend is obesity among children, with one in three...
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    10 Top Trending Workouts of 2019, According to Google

    The best thing about Google—aside from, you know, having the entire world at your fingertips—is that you can find ideas for literally any of kind workout at the stroke of a keyboard. Want to find the perfect at-home ab workout? Google it. Need to know the difference between squats and deadlifts...
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    15 Ways to Add Self-Care to Your Workout Routine

    The fitness fanatics out there probably know the feeling of pushing yourself to the max in a workout. But a holistic approach to health and wellness involves movement, nutrition, and regeneration, says Alicia Agostinelli, a personal trainer and yoga instructor at Equinox Seaport Square in...
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    The Full-Body Holiday Workout Program

    James Michelfelder and Therese Sommerseth Even the most hardcore lifters can fall victim to the time-sucking demands of the holiday season—parties, family functions, and travel—but that doesn’t mean your physique has to suffer. Instead of cranking out six hard workouts per week, allow yourself...
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    Kayla Itsines Was 'Devastated' the First Time She Exercised After Giving Birth

    Instagram-famous personal trainer (and all-around badass) Kayla Itsines had a baby girl in April—but from the day she announced she was pregnant, Itsines was very vocal about her journey to motherhood and all it entailed (like how she struggled with morning sickness and restless leg syndrome...
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    7 Ways Exercise Benefits Your Mental Health

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    This Is What Happened When I Stopped Using Exercise as a Way to Lose Weight

    For most of my adult life, my relationship with exercise existed on a cycle. After I finished high school and no longer played competitive basketball, I found myself in college trying to figure out fitness outside of the context of team sports. For most people, this would mean discovering the...
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    Here's How Morning Exercise Can Improve Your Work Day

    Scientists are constantly learning more about the benefits of exercise: what kind is best, for how long you should exercise, and more. A new study, however, concluded that exercise can help various mental capabilities that could come in handy at work. RELATED: The Best Time To Work Out Is...
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    Certain Exercises Combat 'Obesity Genes' More Than Others, New Study Finds

    gruizza / Getty A new study has shed some light on a selection of exercises that may help people who inherited genes that increase their chance of obesity. It's a no-brainer that regular exercise plays a key part in a person's overall fitness level. But for some, it can be frustrating to...
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    6 Exercises To Get A Bigger Butt

    If you're in search of a butt that rivals Jennifer Lopez's, you might have to manage your expectations a bit—a killer behind like that is thanks, in large part, to genetics. Still, that doesn't mean you can't work toward the best (and biggest) your own special butt can be. And while how your...
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    5 Exercises That Burn a Ton of Calories

    The most popular machines at any gym are the elliptical, stationary bikes, and treadmills. Why? I think it’s because they show you the amount of calories you’re burning. FYI—you don’t need a machine to burn that many calories! These 5 exercises will get you the most bang for your buck in burning...
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    Can Exercise Combat Jet Lag?

    gradyreese Fit celebrities like UFC commentator Joe Rogan, who travels quite a bit for work, have alluded to using exercise to "knock down jet lag," on Instagram posts. While chest presses and burpees are great ways to grow your pecs and burn fat, we’re skeptical on if they’d actually...
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    Exercise May Lead to Improved Learning, New Study Finds

    RapidEye / Getty Whether it’s chest, back, or leg day, you’re also unknowingly bulking up your brain power. According to a new study done on mice, a short burst of exercise leads to improved learning. Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University discovered that running the human...
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    3 Ways to Incorporate Deadlifts Into Your Workouts

    martin-dm / Getty The deadlift is easily one of the most covered topics here at M&F, and rightfully so – this mass-maker builds functional and postural strength and triggers the release of muscle-building and fat-burning hormones like testosterone and growth hormone. Regardless of how you...
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    The 6-Week Workout Plan for a Leaner Physique

    eclipse_images / Getty Any successful fat loss program is going to take you out of your comfort zone, both in the gym and in the kitchen. Effective fat loss workouts are generally energy depleting and physically and mentally taxing and best paired with a nutritional plan of attack that’s filled...

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