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March 31, 2023

Getting your workout in is a big chore sometimes, especially when you don’t care for a specific kind of exercise. But, like with most things, technology can help. And often, that help comes from unexpected places. In our top story, Shannon explains how she struggled to incorporate cardio into her regular workouts. And help came from an unexpected source: Nintendo. Not only did video games like Just Dance, Ring Fit Adventure, and Zumba: Burn It Up help her discover that she actually enjoyed that sort of workout. Check out the full article for the details of her journey.

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