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Posted on June 9, 2022June 9, 2022

What moderate exercise really means and how you can implement it into your lifestyle.@ClevelandClinic

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What Does Moderate Exercise Mean, Anyway?
A guide to calculating your heart rate

Posted on June 5, 2022

Agility, core strength routine to reduce the risk of injury @lululemon

 
 

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Whether you’re a runner, cyclist, or yogi, supplement your sweat session with this routine a few times a week. By focusing on agility, core strength, and wrist and ankle rigidity, the plan helps to build overall power and reduce the risk of injury: http://bit.ly/2hJ191Y

 

Posted on June 5, 2022June 5, 2022

#healthtip. Don’t find time to exercise. Make time to exercise.

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    #healthtip. Don’t find time to exercise, make time to exercise.

 

Posted on May 30, 2022May 30, 2022

“Alcohol is not necessary to have fun, excitement, belonging, connection, relaxation, rewards, and romance. A mini sober revolution is taking place.” @oiselle_sally

metro.co.ukThe Big Happiness Interview: Will ditching booze make you happier?’Instead of asking: Is my drinking bad enough to stop? We need to ask – does drinking make my life better? Ask yourself – What is alcohol costing me?’

Sally Bergesen

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Truth: “Alcohol is not necessary to have fun, excitement, belonging, connection, relaxation, rewards, and romance. A mini sober revolution is taking place.”

Posted on May 26, 2022May 26, 2022

A jumpsuit in Classic Lux with perfect pockets and a wide swingy leg @oiselle










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A jumpsuit in Classic Lux with perfect pockets and a wide swingy leg?! Oh yes, we did. https://bit.ly/3veUWxA
Posted on May 21, 2022

Sound Sleep. Good Health.

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Training hard? Don’t skimp on sleep. Here’s why: http://spr.ly/60178CvuZ ā

Posted on May 14, 2022May 14, 2022

Which foods offer the best all-day energy increase @WomensRunning

Posted on May 11, 2022

“Alcohol is not necessary to have fun, excitement, belonging, connection, relaxation, rewards, and romance. A mini sober revolution is taking place.” @oiselle_sally

metro.co.ukThe Big Happiness Interview: Will ditching booze make you happier?’Instead of asking: Is my drinking bad enough to stop? We need to ask – does drinking make my life better? Ask yourself – What is alcohol costing me?’

Sally Bergesen

@oiselle_sally

Truth: “Alcohol is not necessary to have fun, excitement, belonging, connection, relaxation, rewards, and romance. A mini sober revolution is taking place.”

Posted on May 7, 2022

Like biking, running and jogging are good for your calves and thighs.






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Like biking, running and jogging are good for your calves and thighs. Because they’re weight-bearing exercises, they strengthen bones to help protect against osteoporosis. https://wb.md/3grS1Jm
Posted on May 7, 2022

Runfulness – a run that takes your mind to places your feet can’t go🏃@brooks running

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Runfulness is mindfulness unlocked by running. It leads to mental clarity and even brand new ideas. Go see where #Runfulness takes you. Check out the link in our bio to learn how other runners are finding it. #RunHappy

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