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Tips for Boosting Metabolism
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Running Uphill to Boost Metabolism
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Summary: Learn how running uphill can help to boost metabolism with expert weight loss tips from a professional trainer in this free online health and fitness video clip.
Kristie LaTray is the founder of Fit and Fabulous Personal Training. She is a certified personal trainer through World Instructor Training and a member of IDEA Health and Fitness...read more
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"Now I'll demonstrate running uphill. Running uphill is absolutely great like I said for your cardiovascular health and also for your leg muscles it strengthens the legs like you won't believe. Now one thing you want to remember when you're running uphill is to run heel toe, use your arms and upper body to get you up that hill and just go for it. So I'll demonstrate that now. Running on your trail can be fun and challenging. Just always remember to pace yourself and breathe remember to breathe. That's the key."
eHow Article: Running Uphill to Boost Metabolism
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