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Finals Week Fitness

Written by Danielle Dirks on . Posted in Media

Schedules are certainly busy this time of year for college students, but it’s not impossible to stay fit during a time that has many of us parked behind computer screens and tucked in libraries. If you can’t make it to the gym this time of year, these personal trainers from Gold’s Gym have workable ideas that can help you break bad eating habits and exercise, even with a busy schedule.

Soccer, Survival of the Fittest

Written by Chad Otec on . Posted in Sports

Soccer players are often labeled with the stereotype of being soft and weak, especially in America. The statistics of how physically demanding soccer is on the body compared to other sports may come as a shock to many.

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Fitness Center Offers Group Yoga for Faculty, Staff and Students

Written by MBU Timeline on . Posted in Media

The MBU Fitness Center offers many group fitness classes for students and faculty alike. The yoga class, held at various times on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday provides the opportunity to relax and regroup during a busy week.

 

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