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Fit Links: Blast Belly Fat, Low-Cal Sugar Snacks 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 »

No Vision, No Problem for Ironman Competitor

Jack Chen Ask a triathlete about the challenges of an Ironman competition and that person will likely tick off an exhaustive list of obstacles. ... Read More »

Blogging Helped Rita Keep Off 80 Pounds

Rita Before Every week, we introduce you to bloggers who share their weight-loss journeys and hefty doses of inspiration with their readers. This ... Read More »

The World Tri: 146 Miles Down, More Than 8,000 to Go

Andy Stoll To many of us, the idea of completing an Ironman triathlon (you know, 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride, 26.2-mile run) seems a little ... 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 »

Self Editor Lucy Danziger's Fit Tips: Wake Up Early and Smile

©J. Graylock/jpistudios.com Lucy Danziger has become as well-known (and respected) for her fitness habits as for her position as editor of ... Read More »

Top 10 Tips for Your First Triathlon

Ahn Young-joon, AP What happens during a triathlon when you find yourself surrounded by hundreds of other flailing bodies during the swim? What ... 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 »

How an 86-Year-Old Triathlete Stays Absolutely Ageless

A few days a week, Dr. Margaret Phillips-Steinam plays an hour of tennis, does 30 minutes of cardio along with strength training and stretching. By ... Read More »

Man Loses 260 Pounds: Now He's an Ironman!

Imagine being so overweight that when you tried and failed with a diet, you would gain back between 75 and 120 pounds. Imagine being so encumbered by ... Read More »