Exercise & Fitness

Magazine articles on exercise and fitness.

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TIME Europe April 25, 2011 Catherine Mayer	Amortality: Why It's No Longer Necessary to Act Your Age Amortals, as they advance in years, hold the key to transforming perceptions by showing what older people can do and showing older people what they can be.
AskMen.com James Fell	The ROI Of Getting In Shape What is not well known is the mounting evidence of how getting in shape can have a significant positive impact on your bottom line.
BusinessWeek February 25, 2011 Marnie Hanel	The Missionaries of Position The yoga trademarking craze is on, and aspiring gurus are flowing in. Of the 2,213 trademark applications containing the word "yoga," more than 2,000 have been filed since 2001 relating to yoga styles and products.
AskMen.com Shannon Clark	Gain Strength At Work If you're creative in your approach, you can bring the gym to you and get in great shape without leaving the office.
BusinessWeek February 10, 2011 Tim Murphy	Sweat the Technique The way you act on the treadmill or the exercise bike can say a lot about you
AskMen.com Shannon Clark	Home Army Workout With the new year well under way, you may already find yourself struggling to keep up with your usual gym workout routine.
BusinessWeek January 13, 2011 Jessica Flint	The Garmin Forerunner 210 The simple sports watch satisfies New Year's resolution gym goers -- and doesn't look like a computer on your wrist
AskMen.com Malcolm MacMillan	Boxer Workout There's no denying that boxers have incredible physiques, and while you may never want to step into the ring and slug it out, you might want to get in shape just like a boxer.
AskMen.com Eric Fleishman	SWAT Workout SWAT team workouts must prepare members for the daily barrage of intense challenges. Here is the SWAT workout.
PHONE+	Agencies, Providers Team to Promote Healthy Channel Five companies have joined forces to support a new initiative aimed at promoting healthy lifestyles in the communications industry channel.
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