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MSNBC Health and Fitness
Too much exercise can lead to overuse injuries

How much exercise is too much? Here, a competitor trains inside a bathroom before a bodybuilding competition Jan. 30, 2010, in Lima, Peru. Breaking up your fitness routine is hard to do. But it's crucial for avoiding the bigger heartache of overuse injury, fitness experts say.



Injury - Fitness - Sport - Health - Shopping
3/8/2010 1:42:41 PM
MSNBC Health and Fitness
Workout burnout? Avoid the four stages

Burnout is sneaky — it doesn't happen overnight — but the stages have classic signs. Clueing in to them can help you sidestep a workout slump.





Work - Job Burnout - Business - Burnout Paradise - Criterion Games
3/4/2010 7:44:44 AM
MSNBC Health and Fitness
Physical fitness linked to academic success
Physically fit students tend to score higher on standardized tests than their less fit peers, a new study suggests.
Standardized test - Physical fitness - Health - Fitness - Education
2/25/2010 2:27:12 PM
MSNBC Health and Fitness
Interval training can cut exercise hours sharply

Intense interval training means working very hard for a few minutes, with rest periods in between sets.People who complain they have no time to exercise may soon need another excuse.



Interval training - Fitness - Health - Personal Training - Physical exercise
2/25/2010 11:25:01 AM
MSNBC Health and Fitness
‘Biggest Loser’ show has big health problems

It’s the biggest “Loser” ever, including the heaviest person ever to compete. Meet the contestants from “The Biggest Loser: Couples” before they shed the weight and find out what they hope to gain from the show.Experts worry that "The Biggest Loser" focuses too heavily on competitive weight loss — a focus that is at best, counterproductive and, at worst, dangerous.



Biggest Loser - Weight loss - Health - Shopping - Support Groups
2/22/2010 1:50:34 PM
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