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Fit Buzz: What's Your Favorite Summer Exercise?

Getty Here at Fit Buzz, we ask our users, fans and followers a different diet and fitness question each week. Stay tuned for weekly updates! ... Read More »

Fit Links: How to Love Your Curves, Trim Restaurant Portions and More

There are hundreds of wonderful sites on healthy living to be seen all over the blogosphere. Here at Fit Links, we'll introduce you to some that have ... Read More »

Funny Fit Clips: Diving Bloopers

Aerobics instructors and Jazzercise devotees back in the '80s had no idea how much joy their perfectly feathered hair, matching leotards and corny ... Read More »

From Runner to Triathlete

Getty Images Maybe you're looking for a new way to challenge yourself, or perhaps you want to take a break from all running, all the time. Whatever ... Read More »

"Amazing Race" Grandmother-Grandaughter Duo Share Their Fitness Regimen

Going into its sixteenth season, CBS's "The Amazing Race" is the reality show known for pitting 11 teams of two ordinary people against each other in ... Read More »

Start (and Stick to) a Swimming Program in 2010

Are you thinking about becoming a swimmer in 2010? That's great! Swimming is one of the most beneficial, challenging, low impact and total body ... Read More »

30 Seconds Is All You Need To Get Fit(ter)

Hitting a plateau in fitness can be frustrating -- you're still challenging yourself, yet you're not seeing the results that keep you motivated. But ... Read More »

Precision Trainer Heart Rate Monitor with Speed and Distance

If you're working out, it's likely that you're trying to improve your fitness level. But, how can you tell if you're pushing yourself hard enough when ... Read More »

Interval Training Workouts for Beginners

Why do interval training? "You burn more calories in a shorter period of time," says Jessica R. Smith, a certified personal trainer, group fitness ... Read More »

Shoulder Toning Tips

Ideally, you should own three sets of dumbbells for shoulder work; typically 3, 5 and 8-pounders. When you first try the accompanying shoulder ... Read More »