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The right treadmill for you
Treadmills are a great option if your workout of choice is running or walking.
Joint problems? Extra weight?
Elliptical exercisers provide a good cardiovascular workout, but without the high impact of running.
Get in shape on the cheap
With a few pieces of basic equipment, you can stay at home and stay in shape.Best bathroom scales
If you go to the trouble of weighing yourself, you want the naked truth.
The vitamins you need
The American diet is full of holes. Here's how you can fill your nutritional gaps.
As seen on TV
Some fitness machines can boost your workout. Others don't make the cut.
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Treadmills
You can get a decent machine for $1,000. Our Ratings -
Ellipticals
The best costs $2,600, but check out our Best Buys.Our Ratings -
Exercise bikes
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Bathroom scales
The top four were accurate within 1 pound. Our Ratings -
Diet meals
Our testers find good taste but small portions. Our Ratings -
Infomercial equipment
Not all machines can boost your workout. Our Ratings
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