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Jill Reid

Nov 5, 2019

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Are You Guilty of Situational Health?

4 Tips for busting the myth that exercise can only be done in a certain way, in a certain place, at a certain time

I know I am — guilty, that is.

But I’m getting better at recognizing the enemy, and more important, learning how to say no to temptation.

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