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| Should You Sweat Out Your Hangover with Exercise? | | By Paige Waehner | If you've had too much to drink, which I have never, ever done (ahem), you may wonder if sweating it out is the best way to get rid of a hangover. I have two simple words for you: Probably not. Well, unless you drink a LOT of water first. | |
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 | 45 Minute Boredom Buster Treadmill Workout  | Let's be honest. Treadmill workouts get boring pretty darn quick, which is why we have to work a little harder to stay motivated. One way to do that is by changing your settings at different points throughout the workout. By doing this, you not only get a more effective workout - Since you're not slogging at the same pace the entire time - But the workout feels shorter | | | | | |
 | How to Monitor Your Intensity with Perceived Exertion  | When exercising, it's important to monitor your intensity to make sure you're working at a pace that is challenging enough to help you reach your goals, but not so hard that you blow a lung. One way to do that is to use a Perceived Exertion Scale. | | | | | |
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