Exercise

Google Maps Adds Walking Directions [Google Maps]

Google Maps wants to help you get where you're going on foot with a new option to switch your step-by-step driving directions to walking directions. The main difference between walking and driving...
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The Best Tech Tools and Fitness Plans to Get in Shape [Fitness]

If there's one thing geeks and non-geeks alike all share, it's an aversion to exercise. No matter how much you'd like to slim your waistline and lose the belly, it's difficult to find a workout...
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How to Start Running [Exercise]

Runner Leo Babauta offers his advice on how to go from sedentary to running in five steps. The key is slowly graduating from walking to running in intervals, similar to the Couch-to-5k running...
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One Hundred Push Ups Takes You from Zero to a Hundred in Six Weeks [Fitness]

Web site One Hundred Push Ups details a training plan for going from 0 to 100 push-ups in a matter of six weeks. We've discussed why the push-up belongs in your fitness routine, but we didn't offer...
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Make a Cadence Meter for Your Bike for $12 [DIY]

Instructable user Sailor Bob wanted to track his pedals-per-minute to set goals and get more out of his routine, so he turned a cheap $10 bicycle computer (found at Wal-Mart, in his case) into a...
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Burn More Calories in Less Time with Interval Exercises [Exercise]

Yahoo Health says the secret to optimizing a short workout and burning more calories in less time lies in interval training.Study subjects who spent just 20 minutes mixing sprints with jogging lost...
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12 Essential Exercises for Geeks

Sitting all day in front of the computer is not exactly a healthy habit. However, if your job demands you to be at your desk all day long, then perhaps you should try some of these simple exercises that could help save your life in the long run.
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Exercise to Cure What Ails You [Health]

Exercise can protect against everything from heart attacks and cancer to depression and erectile dysfunction, but the New York Times focuses on how working out also helps with ailments you're already...
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Download Free Video Workouts for Your iPod [IPod]

Men's Health magazine online offers four free workout videos that you can download, drag into iTunes, and sync directly to your iPod. The routines range in intensity from the at-home muscle...
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Boost Your Energy This Morning with Simple Exercises [Energy Boosters]

Personal trainer Dan Boyle says that you can boost your morning energy and make it a better day in general just by doing a few push-ups. He says: When you get up, right after you eat your...
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Unconventional Ways to Improve Your Health? [Ask The Readers]

Blogger Jonathan Mead lists 11 "odd but simple" ways to improve your health, like using a Neti pot, brushing your skin, fasting, and using colon hydrotherapy. In fact, our own guest editor Brad...

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Nerdcycle Mounted Monitor Exercise Bike [Lifehacker Book Contest Winner]

Here's our final winner in the reader contest to win an autographed copy of our new book, Upgrade Your Life. Thanks to everyone who submitted! Reader Martin is determined to not let the exercise...
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Running for the High [Exercise]

The concept of the runner's high has been around forever, but the New York Times is reporting that, for the first time, scientists have validated the claimed euphoria that follows a run.Researchers...
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Swim Like a Pro and Get Fit [How To]

Olympic gold-medal-winner Ryan Lochte trains a lot harder than you or I do when he's in the pool, but anyone who uses swimming as part of their fitness routine can pick up a few tips from him,...
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Track Travel and Workouts with a PocketMod [Lifehacker Book Contest Winner]

For the next week and a half, readers are submitting their best life hack for a chance to win an autographed copy of our new book, Upgrade Your Life.

Reader Beth writes in with her favorite trick...

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