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In a healthy body, a healthy spirit, or how to stay in shape by training online
Garret Crawford
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In a healthy body, a healthy spirit, or how to stay in shape by training online

In a situation where all gyms and fitness clubs are closed, we have to experiment with training within our own four walls. Check out what exercises you can do at home to stay in shape and show off your attractive figure!

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