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A Yoga Journey Inspired by LoveLisa Ware's business in South Dallas,Yoga 4 Love, and her practice, Dynamic Yoga & Fitness Studio, as well as her active involvement in the yoga community stem from a very special relationship. |
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Deconstructing Sports DrinksMost people don’t ever stop to question what is actually in their sports drink. Here are some questions to ask next time you reach for your favorite. |
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Fort Worth Cowtown Races On TapThe 34th edition of Cowtown, one of the region’s largest and most popular multi-race events, will be held February 24 to 26. |
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2011 Dallas White Rock MarathonThe MetroPCS Dallas White Rock Marathon, to benefit the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children, will take place December 4. |
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Dallas Jingle Bell RunThe festive, family friendly annual Dallas Jingle Bell Run, benefiting Trinity Strand Trail and the Mavericks Foundation, will be held December 21, at the Hilton Anatole. |
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Night Hikes at Lewisville LakeTrail guides will lead a unique moonlit stroll down the Redbud Trail, along Lake Lewisville. |
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DFW Free Day of YogaKick-Off Festival at the Crow Collection of Asian Art, in Dallas, and at the city of Fort Worth Water Gardens. |
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Richardson Corporate ChallengeThe 14th annual Richardson Corporate Challenge, sponsored by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas, will have record-breaking participation in this year’s 10-week, Olympic-style corporate competition. |
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Exercise to Beat the BluesStaying Active Lifts Our Spirits During winter, we tend to feel sluggish, fatigued and blue. Getting off the couch and becoming active is the best natural antidote. |
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Movement as MedicineA Universal Antidote to Aging Have you ever compared the benefits of a walk around the park with taking an anti-inflammatory medication? How about correlating a game of hopscotch with high bone density? |
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Cross TrainingWorkouts to Compliment a Core Sport You want to get faster, improve your swing, lengthen your stride, boost endurance or simply avoid boredom, while pounding the pavement for miles. Cross-training can do all that. Find out what kinds of cross-training best complement your core sport. |
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Mind Your BodyA Faster Path To Your Fitness Goals Imagine wanting more and getting it—more energy and serenity, more vitality and inspiration. About 25 million Americans turn to mind-body systems of exercise for just such results. |
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Give Yourself A Housework WorkoutTurning Household Chores into Opportunities for Exercise Talk about a home gym — your best workout might be right at your fingertips! Household chores are doing more good than you might know. |
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Think Twice...About Taking a Break from Your Exercise Regimen |
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Exercise Pinches Salt’s EffectsUse Physical Activity to Counter Your Intake |
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Build Muscle with Weightlifting LiteHeavier Isn't Necessarily Better |
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Vigorous Exercise Cuts Breast Cancer RiskEngage in Challenging Workouts to Reduce Your Chances |
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Tai Chi Lessens Arthritis PainA Cure for the Ache |
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Do The Vacuum Boogie......To Boost Mental Health |

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