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How Little Exercise Can You Get Away With?

How Little Exercise Can You Get Away With?

The Case for 20 Minutes: Why a Single 20-Minute Workout a Week Can Deliver Big Results If you’re making a fitness resolution for 2026 and already feeling overwhelmed, the New York Times has some surprisingly good news: you don’t need hours at the gym — or daily...

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Turning Over a New Leaf at 20 Minutes to Fitness

Turning Over a New Leaf at 20 Minutes to Fitness

by Russell Jay As a life-long amateur gardener, I treasured my time in the dirt. Planting, trimming, feeding, mulching flowers and shrubs brought me hours of joy. After more than a dozen orthopedic and neurological surgeries, I traded in my gardening tools for...

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The importance of rest in strength training

The importance of rest in strength training

When people are first learning about 20 Minutes to Fitness’ once-a-week 20-minute workout, they typically have two questions:  How is it possible to build strength in just 20 minutes a week? Why is it so important to rest your muscles afterwards? The answer to the...

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Strength Starts Here: How protein fuels muscle growth

Strength Starts Here: How protein fuels muscle growth

Just the other day, a client told me that her young grandson was getting too heavy for her to carry.  Looking ahead, she is concerned about her ability to keep up with him as he continues to grow. She is like most people I train at 20 Minutes to Fitness. Most are here...

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What’s your reason to get fit this year?

What’s your reason to get fit this year?

People exercise for all sorts of reasons. Everyone who trains at 20 Minutes to Fitness is here for a reason. Of course, everyone wants to improve their physical fitness. They love that 20 Minutes to Fitness makes it possible to build strength and endurance with just...

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Resolve to stop exercising in 2024

Resolve to stop exercising in 2024

You read that headline right. I’m here to tell you that 2023 can be the year you resolve, once and for all, to stop exercising. That’s because “exercise” – or at least what most people think of when they hear the word “exercise” is a chore. Let me explain. Exercise is...

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