Seyfried knows how to have a happy medium Lauren Jessen Amanda Seyfried refuses to work out like crazy, even though she is one of Hollywood’s “It” girls of the moment. Seyfried, who is in the recently-released film, Letters to Juliet , admits that she used to work out a lot to keep up an image, but realized that it was just a “waste of time.” Seyfried is on the newest cover of Self magazine, and …

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Amanda Seyfried Realistic About Body and Exercising

The 24-year-old is well known for her trim physique, and does work out regularly.

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Amanda Seyfried Thinks Exercising Frantically Is A Waste Of Time

You'll work out later? Says who? Montreal Gazette Add some hills to your favourite run, switch out a couple of exercises in your weight room routine or replace a cardio workout with a yoga or Pilates class. … and more »

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You’ll work out later? Says who? – Montreal Gazette

No time to work out? DesMoinesRegister.com Spoth walks the dog, goes to the Y and has Pilates instruction several times a week. “Each thing gives me something different,” she says of varying her …

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No time to work out? – DesMoinesRegister.com

Older women are being told they need to work out every single day; some people locally disagree

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Work Out Seven Days A Week? Some Think Not (WILX 10 Lansing)

Diet key to reducing omental fat and a tip to avoid macular degeneration: the … Plain Dealer I've dieted, work out hard with cardio, sculpt three times a week and do advanced Pilates three times a week. I wanted a tummy tuck, but the doctor said no …

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Diet key to reducing omental fat and a tip to avoid macular degeneration: the … – Plain Dealer

Going for gold … healthy gold Toronto Sun I do Pilates, take a dance class, work out with a trainer and walk almost everyday. So I think I am reasonably fit. But, this week, I've given up all those … and more »

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Going for gold … healthy gold – Toronto Sun

Cards, candy and flowers are all nice gestures, but why not make a healthier Valentine’s Day promise to your sweetheart this year? Commit yourself to exercising as a couple. There’s no better way to be held accountable to work out than to make plans to exercise with a friend. Why not make that friend your significant other? That way, you can constantly remind each other of the promise.

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FITNESS: Commit to exercise this Valentine’s Day (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

When it’s this cold outside, it’s hard to motivate yourself to do anything, let alone work out.

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W is for Working out (Daily Illini)