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3 fitness tips to beat boredom
Stuck in an exercise rut? Even the most devoted exerciser can get tired of the same old routine. Changing it up and seeking new challenges from time to time can keep you motivated. These tips will get you excited to lace up your sneakers!
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Today's Fitness Tip
Physical activity vs. exercise
Physical activity is any movement you do that burns calories — from gardening or walking to stretching during a work break. Exercise is a planned, repetitive form of physical activity that improves fitness — such as swimming laps, bicycling, brisk walking and lifting weights. Remember, exercise doesn't have to be all or nothing — any movement throughout your day helps you get closer to your goals!
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