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Donna Fish: Sisterhood of the Spandex and One Degree of Separation
This past weekend I attended the Body Design by Gilda reunion in NYC. In the former basement studio , where we used to lead hundreds of women to push themselves one more rep, one more jump; we convened; but no, not in spandex.
Two fitness instructors are offering a second round of "boot camp" dance-training. Carly McKay and Jane Makin said they have enjoyed so much success with a six-week dance aerobics course that they are planning to launch a second one.
UPMC Sports Medicine Urges Sedentary, Over-40 Adults To Enroll In 'Start' Fitness Program
Start, a lifestyle-changing fitness program at the UPMC Center for Sports Medicine, currently is enrolling adults over age 40 for its summer session.
Approaches to Anxiousness: 4 Ways to Stop Anxiety When it Attacks
An everyday occurrence, anxiety may sometimes persist and interfere with your life.
Aerobics can keep brain healthy even among the old
ISLAMABAD: Elderly people who are active show better cerebral health than those who are inactive, says the latest study.
Would Mozart use a mobile phone?; MUSIC
Does it matter whether Mozart operas play in powdered wigs or polo necks? Are classic arias compromised by being sung into a mobile phone? These are persistent questions nowadays, and they'll have figured in the mind of anyone who caught the new English Touring Opera Marriage of Figaro which opened last week in Cambridge, or the revival of Cosi fan ...
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Members of the newly renovated Meadowbrook Health Resortare dropping like flies, including famed chef Edith Chiles.
If your daily workout has you feeling burned out and you're ready to change things up while burning the calories, water aerobics is a great change of pace - especially in this summer heat.
Retro workouts: Let's Get Physical again
Maybe it's a "Back to the Future" kind of thing. The 1980's, that bygone era of big hair, big shoulders, big jewelry and general gaudy excess, seems to be inspiring the latest craze in back-to-basics fitness -- retro workouts.
Zumba combines dance, exercise
He was trying to stay hidden until the class started, but a trio of women managed to spot him as he sneaked back inside after a quick interview.
Aging in America: senior centers offer exercise for mind, body and soul
Senior centers once conjured up images of elderly people sitting around a television, watching game shows.
Workout outside the box with Punk Fitness Detroit. A fun workout that combines aerobics with local punk music.
Clinic closes at Craig Ranch in McKinney
A medical clinic at McKinney's Craig Ranch has shut down, putting the brakes on plans to build a community, where seniors could live, play and stay healthy.
Semper Fit makes fitness convenient for service members
Erna Walker, a fitness instructor, whips bodies into shape as she leads the Zumba class offered by Semper Fit at various Marine Corps Installation gymnasiums.
National Health Qigong Competition opens in Central China city
The third National Health Qigong Competition opened on Friday in Wuhan, capital city of central China's Hubei province, attracting 266 athletes from 30 provinces, distrcts and cities.
People staying fit with tighter belts
Improper diets, lack of exercise and stress are the three leading causes of weight gain in the United States.
BristolFunshine Aquacise at Page Park Pool
Parks & Recreation Submitted by Sandra Jankowski on 2009-06-24.   The Bristol Parks and Recreation Department announces its Summer Adult Aqua Aerobics Program at Page Park Pool on Mix Street.
Seven Ways to Keep Your Body Young
Keeping your body young and healthy is good for your overall health and lifestyles, and there are ways that you can keep your body in an all-around great shape.
Leader of First Kroc Center Touts Its Effectiveness
For locations, click here. Capt. John Van Cleef is executive director of the Salvation Army in San Diego, where the nation's first Kroc Center was completed in 2002.
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THE cast of the latest Agatha Christie whodunnit to take to the Theatre Royal stage will be fighting fit by the end of the run if TV star Cathy Shipton has her own way.