The New Year's resolutions nutritionists and trainers actually follow themselves — and 3 they skip

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Nutritionist Federica Amati, trainer Andre Adams, and sports dietitian Angie Asche shared the resolutions they recommend.

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America wants to party — just softer

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I've been a Pilates instructor for 13 years. Here are 5 common mistakes I see clients make during their first few classes.

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I've been teaching Pilates classes for 13 years.

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Tell us your pressing health questions — we'll get answers from experts

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A champion ping pong player who avoided sports most of her life says it's never too late to start something new

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Carol Klenfner in blue shirt and black pants playing ping pong.
Carol Klenfner has found a renewed sense of competition after picking up ping pong later in life.

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Retired Navy SEAL Jocko Willink shares 5 exercises you can do anywhere to build muscle, burn fat, and live longer

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Entrepreneur Jocko Willink starts his day at 4:30 a.m., a habit he picked up in the Navy SEALs.

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My daughter told me I should start going to the gym. At 79, I'm in the best shape of my life.

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Joan MacDonald before and after her transformation at the gym.

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Martha Stewart, 84, still works out every weekday — and says her routine hasn't changed much in decades

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Martha Stewart.
Martha Stewart.

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To build muscle, you need a 'de-load' week. Here's how a powerlifting doctor strategizes rest for maximum gains.

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Dr. Shernan Holtan jumping rope at a CrossFit gym
Dr. Shernan Holtan does powerlifting and CrossFit to stay healthy. She said taking a break from exercise with regular "deload weeks" helps to build muscle and strength while preventing injury.

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A powerlifting doctor shares her 2 favorite exercises to build muscle, boost longevity, and speed up recovery

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Dr. Shernan Holtan has been lifting weights for over a decade, and said it can boost short-term health and help stave off disease over time.

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