Exercise for the Apparently Healthy, Inactive Person Most Americans do not exercise enough on a regular basis. Only 30 percent of Americans are active at any time. Of those, about half are regularly active. The other hal

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Date: 2015-12-10 08:32:46 Physical exercise Recreation Personal life Aerobic exercise Physical fitness Strength training Endurance Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans Exercise prescription		Exercise for the Apparently Healthy, Inactive Person Most Americans do not exercise enough on a regular basis. Only 30 percent of Americans are active at any time. Of those, about half are regularly active. The other hal Add to Reading List Source URL: exerciseismedicine.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 150,53 KB Share Document on Facebook

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