Exercise

High impact

Is exercise ageing you?

Renae Leith-Manos For the most part, exercise is an elixir for health, but you have to know your limits.

Redesign Sydney's public areas to cater for exercise, fitness industry urges

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Nicole Hasham Public areas should be redesigned to encourage physical activity as outdoor training grows in popularity, the fitness industry says.

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Elite approach

Exercise guru labels outdoor fitness groups 'embarrassing'

Nicole Hasham Outdoor personal training is a ''middle class'' indulgence that can embarrass onlookers and deter others from exercising, one of Australia's leading fitness experts says.

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Study finds short bouts of exercise better than long

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Good news. When it comes to exercise for weight loss, less may be more. By Gretchen Reynolds.

The exercise myth

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Paula Goodyer Exercise doesn't help with weight loss. True or false?

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Fit fast

Exercise: how to get better results

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Five ways to achieve major fitness improvements, quickly.

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No sweat

Learning to love exercise

There is a way to learn to love exercise.

Lavinia Rodriguez How you can get yourself addicted to exercise.

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For those looking for an excuse to avoid exercise, here's one

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GINA KOLATA Could exercise actually be bad for some healthy people? The answer may be a qualified yes.

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Maxed out

Exercise: do you know when to stop?

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Too much exercise can scar the heart and increase the risk of sudden death, US experts say.

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Weighing in

Play, not exercise, for fit kids

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Sandy Smith Swapping outdoor play for indoor Xboxing comes at a cost, experts warn.

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Forecast

Better diet, exercise can cut cancer by one quarter

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Jen Rosenberg A QUARTER of cancers could be prevented by 2025 through diet and exercise, saving hundreds of millions of dollars in the cost of treatment, a report in the Medical Journal of Australia has found.

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Stress and exercise may hinder cancer therapy

Psychological or physical stress, including rigorous exercise, can sabotage cancer therapy, a study suggests.

Research

Regular exercise 'cuts disease risk'

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An active lifestyle lowers the risk of more than 20 illnesses: study.

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Training for two

How to exercise when you're expecting

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Michelle Bridges Exercise when pregnant and reap the benefits long after you've given birth.

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Lift weights

Power trip

Lizzie Makowski at the Shredded Strength Camp, Dee Why working with heavy weights.

Paula Goodyer Olympic style weightlifting builds strengh, power and confidence and, yes, women can do it

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Weight shame

Are you too ashamed to lose weight?

Fat Fail: It's a crying shame.

Alyce Vayle Is the way you think keeping you fat?

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Ski fitness

The white stuff

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Charmaine Yabsley It pays to be prepared before you hit the slopes.

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Role model

Milestone for breast cancer research

Role Model: Sarah Murdoch arrives at a hair styling company's event to celebrate a decade of support for the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Paula Joye She's one of Australia's most famous women but for Sarah Murdoch it's life off camera that has brought the most rewards. She talks about kids, balance and life after 40.

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Michelle Bridges

Weight the same? You could be getting fatter without knowing it.

Retro craze

'Prancercising': a workout for show ponies

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Jenna Clarke A fitness program from 1989 and inspired by horses has become an internet sensation - in 2013.

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