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The Gym and Me

Getty I made it! I made it to the gym. After all that hemming, hawing and crying, I stepped foot in my new place of fancy cardio equipment. ... Read More »

Gym Etiquette: Share Your Equipment

Joining a gym is a great way to get started with your new healthy lifestyle. However, many new gym members are unaware that there are rules that ... Read More »

Exercise Machines to Avoid, Appetite Suppressants and Breastfeeding Body Benefits: Links We Love

Listen up gym rats, not all equipment is created equally. AOL Health uncovered these six injury-prone exercise machines -- so you can keep getting all ... Read More »

Gym Goers - Brush Up on Your Etiquette

So you know which fork is for salad and which is for your main meal. Guys, you know to open doors for women. And you never let a thank you card sit ... Read More »

Working out your workout

Gyms are designed to help you get the best workout possible. There are dozens of machines, group classes, and pieces of equipment from which to ... Read More »

Elliptical machines help keep the lights on

The elliptical machines at my local Gainesville Health & Fitness Center are being used for more than health and fitness. They're being used to ... Read More »

How accurate are the heart rate displays on cardio machines?

I was running on a new treadmill at my local gym yesterday, and I had really exerted myself and my breathing started getting a little out of control ... Read More »

Free weights vs. machines

Are you thinking of starting a resistance training workout? If so, you're probably wondering what exercises you should be performing and, perhaps more ... Read More »

Fit Factor: Brush up on your gym etiquette

Ahhh, the gym. It can be a place to unwind and de-stress, all while doing something for your body by getting fit. But it can also be a source of ... Read More »

Your Turn: Do you read at the gym?

I read an article once that said that if you can read a magazine while you're working out, you're not working hard enough. Ironically, I read this at ... Read More »