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8 Ways to Improve Your Health in Less Than 10 Minutes

Take the stairs

Stair climbing is a good activity to build into your day. It challenges more muscles than walking on level ground or standing. You use your gluteus maximus and hamstrings to climb stairs. So, instead of waiting for the elevator, opt for the stairs to burn those extra calories.

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