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No sweat: Obamas work fitness into daily routine

Many women recoil at the thought of baring their arms in sleeveless dresses or blouses, but not Michelle Obama — half of the fabulously fit new first couple.

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Changing your mind can change your body, too

Psychologists say our “self talk” or “internal dialogue” can make or break a fitness routine. The problem is that many people simply aren’t aware of how destructive their thoughts are.

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A running friendship saves the life of one pal

Insults aside, this is a tale of an unlikely friendship that saved a life. It kept a boss from giving up  on a man he considered not only a business investment, but a personal challenge.

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Are you running yourself to death?

Running a marathon puts severe and sometimes dangerous stress on your body. Why do so many people still want to do it?

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Horrified over batwing arms? Fight the flab

What can you do to firm up flabby arms and slim down fat feet? How do you know if you’re injured — or just really sore? Smart Fitness answers your workout queries.

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8 tips for a better body breakthrough

What's standing between you and a hot body? Boredom? Lack of motivation? Too little time? Chances are, you're in an exercise rut. Try these techniques for amazing results.

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One woman's race for her life

She wasn't always been a runner. Cancer turned her into one.

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Newsweek: 4 ways to use tech gadgets to get fit

Here are some of the best gadgets in a whole new wave of digital fitness products that use computer games, iPods and social networking applications to help you in your quest for a healthier physique.

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Torch calories the eco-friendly way

Here are five ways to help the environment — and get in some exercise.

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How much should you really exercise?

The new physical activity guidelines released last week by the federal government are aimed at keeping Americans healthy — but what if you also want to be buff?

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