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Woman running for physical fitness Did you know that a complete plan consists of three basic elements: exercising for aerobic fitness, muscle strength/endurance and for flexibility? How do you assess your current fitness level before you begin? Can you tell how much exercise you should do or if you should see your doctor before you start? The lifeclinic.com fitness channel provides in-depth answers to these questions and guidelines so that you can develop a fitness program that's just right for you.

You'll learn how to gauge how hard you should exercise and how often. You'll get tips, strategies, and pointers to help you set goals, stick with your plan and monitor your progress along the way. If you have diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol or have had a stroke, lifeclinic will give you valuable information about fitness as it applies to these conditions.

Fitness Center-At-A-Glance

Fitness Basics Fitness Plan Fitness and Medical Conditions
Benefits Introduction Hypertension
Warm-up & Cool down Setting goals Diabetes and Fitness
Approaches Self-assessment Fitness and Asthma
Tips and hints Aerobic exercise Fitness & Fibromyalgia
Weight training
Exercise For Flexibility Other Topics
Sample fitness program Fitness Tips for Kids
Fitness Equipment

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