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How to optimise your workout to boost your mood
New York Times: Physical activity can brighten your outlook - if you do it strategically.
Mini-bursts of exercise can help you sleep longer, study suggests
A three-minute session can increase your sleep time by 30 minutes.
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For healthy ageing, light exercise or sleep beats being sedentary
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Is your diet causing too much muscle loss?
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80s fitness television star Richard Simmons dies at 76
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Here's why you should give a 'fart walk' a go.
Should you be exercising according to your menstrual cycle?
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New York Times: Try these tests to evaluate your strength and cardiovascular fitness.
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The benefits of a daily walk, according to the experts
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