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April 2008
Move Forward!
Get a move on: smarter, faster, easier ways to make progress toward your goalsLooking for some spring inspiration? Look no further! We’ve packed this
issue of Experience Life with the motivation you need to overcome inertia and
make meaningful progress toward your goals. From advice on blasting past
obstacles to tips on creating all kinds of new nutrition and fitness successes,
there’s enough smart, practical advice here to get you unstuck, energized and
moving forward with confidence!
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Coverage | In the Fast Lane
At 41, Dara Torres is one of the fastest swimmers in the world - and she’s set
to become the only female swimmer from the United... READ ON ...
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Letter From the Founder | Think Big, Step Lightly
If you’ve been working tirelessly on a good plan for a long time, if you’ve
been persevering and doing everything right... READ ON ...
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Thoughts From the Editor | Page by Page
We started this magazine in 2001 with a skeleton crew, an earnest desire to
help people change their lives - and virtually no idea what we... READ ON ...
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Features | Small Victories
Frustrated that your fitness efforts aren't producing more immediate,
dramatic results? Tune in and chill out. By savoring and celebrating... READ ON ...
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Fitness Fixes | Head Case
When the source of your pain escapes you - and your doctor - it
could be psychogenic. READ ON ...
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Nutrients | Lunch Makeovers
Is your midday meal too often a nutritional compromise? Here's how to
rebuild your lunch from the ground up. READ ON ...
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Inspired Kitchen | Wild Mushrooms
These mysterious delicacies offer deep, earthy flavors and a wealth of
nutritional value. READ ON ...
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Full Speed | Back in the Game
A muscle strain, joint sprain or contusion suffered just before a competition
could put you on the shelf. Here are some quick-fix options. READ ON ...
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