In eras past, pushing vacuums whittled waistlines MiamiHerald.com In the 1950s, women didn't need Pilates or yoga to stay fit. They had 25-pound … In the 1950s, women didn't need Pilates or yoga to stay fit. They had 25-pound …

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Vacuums once whittled waistlines Tbo.com COM | Staff In the 1950s, women didn't need Pilates or yoga to stay fit. They had 25-pound vacuum cleaners. A recent British study found that back then, the average waistline was 28 inches, but today it's 36, because women had to exert so much more … and more »

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In eras past, pushing vacuums whittled waistlines NewsOK.com In the 1950s, women didn't need Pilates or yoga to stay fit. They had 25-pound vacuum cleaners. A recent British study found that back then the average waistline was 28 inches, but today it's 36, because women had to exert so much more energy around … and more »

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In eras past, pushing vacuums whittled waistlines, study shows Lincoln Journal Star In the 1950s, women didn't need Pilates or yoga to stay fit. They had 25-pound vacuum cleaners. A recent British study found that back then the average waistline was 28 inches, but today it's 36, because women had to exert so much more energy around …

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In eras past, pushing vacuums whittled waistlines Sacramento Bee By KRISTIN TILLOTSON In the 1950s, women didn't need Pilates or yoga to stay fit. They had 25-pound vacuum cleaners. A recent British study found that back then the average waistline was 28 inches, but today it's 36, because women had to exert so much … and more »

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In eras past, pushing vacuums whittled waistlines Minneapolis Star Tribune In the 1950s, women didn't need Pilates or yoga to stay fit. They had 25-pound vacuum cleaners. A recent British study found that back then the average waistline was 28 inches, but today it's 36, because women had to exert so much more energy around …

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Little Compton Pilates Challenges All Ages to Strengthen Their Inner Core [VIDEO] Patch.com By Matthew Sanderson Sakonnet Vineyards owner Susan Samson hurt her back performing in a play in New York City in the 1950s and, through references, visited Joseph Pilates, the founder of the physical fitness and sports conditioning exercises, …

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Hula Hoops, a toy from the 1950s, is spinning in popularity with kids, performers and fitness enthusiasts. However, some in Las Vegas are in a whirl as the city council considers a ban on hoops in its Freemont Street Experience.

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Hooping is hip again with a spin on fitness, socializing

IT was 2 years ago that a friend asked Marissa Tomei to come to a hooping class in Los Angeles. The class wasnt about the familiar plastic hoops that Wham-O made popular in the 1950s and 1960s and are spun around the waist.

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Women: Hoop, hoop, hooray