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When it comes to fitness, most people focus intensely on the workout itself — pushing their limits, breaking a sweat and feeling the burn. However, a crucial component is often overlooked: ...

While a typical workout only takes 47 minutes, on average, a gym goer’s pre- and post-workout routine takes nearly four hours, according to a recent study. The survey of 2,000 American adults who ...

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