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Fast food companies make higher profits on soft drinks than on their food products.
Visit the In The News section to learn more facts like this about obesity.
If you are looking for a more regimented program of exercise or you enjoy
working out at the local gym, check out the links below for tips on aerobic
exercise and using gym equipment.

- FitFacts - Cross-Training For Fun and Fitness
Tired of the same old workout? Looking for a level of fitness that your current
exercise routine can’t offer? Are you experiencing nagging injuries that just
don’t seem to heal? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you are
a likely candidate for cross-training.
- FitFacts - Before You Start An Exercise Program
Before you start an exercise program, there are a few questions to ask yourself
to determine whether you should see your doctor first.
- FitFacts - How Women Build Muscle
There are more myths and misconceptions about strength training than any other
area of fitness. While research continues to uncover more and more reasons
why working out with weights is good for you, many women continue to avoid
resistance training for fear of developing muscles of Herculean proportions.
- FitFacts - Calore Burners: Activities That Turn Up The Heat
When it comes to burning calories, most people want to get as much mileage out
of their exercise as possible. For many, the more calories they burn, the better
they feel about their workouts. While energy expenditure should not be the
only measure of a good workout (remember, it’s good for you and makes you feel
pretty good, too), it is helpful to know what a given activity might be costing
you in terms of calories.
- FitFacts - Jumping Rope: Not Just For Kids Anymore
While hopscotch and swinging from the jungle gym may no longer be a part of your
leisure time, jumping rope could be. Not only is it a great cardiovascular
alternative to your usual aerobic workout, jumping rope can increase body awareness
and develop better hand and foot coordination.
This ACE Fit Fact is taken from ACE FitnessMatters® magazine. Want more information like this delivered directly to your home? ACE FitnessMatters, the bi-monthly magazine from the American Council on Exercise® (ACE®), is the source for the most accurate, up-to-date fitness information you need to live a healthy, active life. Subscribe to ACE FitnessMatters Magazine online or call 1-888-825-3636.
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