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Considerations of a Beginning Exerciser
When you first start out working out, you need to make changes slowly so that you don't overwhelm yourself and quit your new routine out of frustration.
Three Parts to a Successful Workout
A good workout routine will include both a warmup and cooldown to prevent injuries and increase performance.
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