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Bored with Your Diet and Fitness Routine? This 31-Day Plan Will Get You Out of a Rut (opens the original)
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For many, the fall season signals a shift back to a regular routine. As kids return to school and work ramps up before the end of the year, you may feel the draw to recommit to a healthy diet and fitness routine, too. We all have a routine that we default to, whether it’s certain recipes on repeat or a workout you depend on to keep you moving. But if your go-tos are feeling a bit stale or you’re struggling to find the motivation to stay consistent, we’re giving you permission to shake things up.
The 1 Balance Exercise You’ll See Al Roker Doing In Front of the Weather Map (opens the original)
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If you follow Al Roker on Instagram, you’ll frequently see him out on long weekend walks, logging early morning training sessions before work at TODAY and getting steps in at his walking pad. The 72-year-old is committed to aging healthfully. “ I think healthy aging is about trying to maintain your core, trying to maintain some strength, balance … not falling, those sort of things,” he said in an Instagram post on Start TODAY. “One of the things that’s been most important is working on my balanc
Dylan Dreyer Was ‘Impressed’ by Al Roker, 72, After They Tried This Challenging Workout (opens the original)
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Al Roker is no stranger to fitness challenges: The 72-year-old has conquered some impressive walking feats — like logging 100 miles in under 20 days, celebrating a 200-day walking streak, and even walking the Brooklyn Half Marathon. But recently, he traded his sneakers for silks as he conquered a new physical feat with 3rd Hour of TODAY co-host Dylan Dreyer: aerial yoga. The class was Al’s idea: “I wanted to try aerial yoga. I saw it on the interweb and thought, what could possibly go wrong?” Al
Tunde Oyeneyin Says She’s Looking for Love at 40. Hoda’s 1 Question Gave Her an Epiphany (opens the original)
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Tunde Oyeneyin, Peloton fan favorite and author of the “New York Times” bestselling memoir “Speak’ is living her “last single summer.” While people might mistake this for a “hot girl summer” or her being engaged, she says it’s about something so much bigger. “If you knew that this was the last summer before a big change happened in your life, how would you live it? And so I’m living this summer as so. This is the last time I get all of my time to me,” she tells Hoda Kotb in the August 19 episode
Joan Lunden and Hoda Kotb Have a Vulnerable Conversation About Having Kids After 50 (opens the original)
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Joan Lunden was a trailblazer in many ways. She was the longest running female host in morning television, bravely posed bald for the cover of People magazine during her cancer treatment and negotiated bringing her newborn daughter to work at “Good Morning America” so she could breastfeed — an unusual accommodation for 1979 television. And it wasn’t just in the workplace where Lunden found herself pushing boundaries. During the August 12 episode of the “Making Space” Podcast, Hoda Kotb asks Lund
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