How to Borrow the Best Ideas from Fitness Trends

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It's becoming difficult to track all of the trends that are impacting the fitness industry. Maybe that's good, because trying to do so can be depressing. It seems that every trend is a shot to the heart of all-inclusive health clubs.

You've got low-priced clubs that have convinced the public — or re-affirmed the public's preconceived notion — that a gym is worth only $10 a month. You've got studios popping up everywhere, appealing to those who are willing to spend quite a bit on an experience that is intimate and exclusive. If you don't want to leave your neighborhood, there is surely a nearby fire hall, church or VFW offering Zumba. If leaving the house is too much trouble, you can stream a workout over the Internet. But really, you don't need to worry about any of that, because we're just all going to walk 10,000 steps a day as directed by our magic wristbands.

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