The six best gym equipment for workouts at home – and where to buy them – Glasgow Times
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6 of the best gym equipment for workouts at home – and where to buy it – Portadown Times
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Fitness: 14 things you can do in shorts right now – Kansas City Star
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Fitness: 14 things you can do in shorts right now
Kansas City Star Try Gyrotonic, an activity that uses a wood contraption with straps and pulleys for workouts that use elements of Pilates, yoga, tai chi and dance. The activity is good for stretching and relieving nagging muscle pain. You can find temperatures … |
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The jig is (almost) up for Riverdance’s cascade of clickety clickety clacks – Edmonton Journal
Tuesday, April 26th, 2011 at
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The jig is (almost) up for Riverdance's cascade of clickety clickety clacks
Edmonton Journal As for workouts, Pilates? Don't make me laugh. Traditional Irish step-dancing is a combination of dazzlingly intricate footwork, hard-clacking tap, frenetic ankle flicks and leg kicks -while the torso and the arms remain eerily immobile. … |
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The jig is (almost) up for Riverdance’s cascade of clickety clickety clacks – Edmonton Journal
Tuesday, April 26th, 2011 at
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The jig is (almost) up for Riverdance's cascade of clickety clickety clacks
Edmonton Journal As for workouts, Pilates? Don't make me laugh. Traditional Irish step-dancing is a combination of dazzlingly intricate footwork, hard-clacking tap, frenetic ankle flicks and leg kicks -while the torso and the arms remain eerily immobile. … |
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The jig is (almost) up for Riverdance’s cascade of clickety clickety clacks – Edmonton Journal