Gym at home when it pours (The Telegraph)

In addition to free weights, you can also use a dip stand, pull-up bars, or pushup stands to work your arm muscles. This equipment is versatile and enables you to work your entire upper body. If you are interested in bulking up your muscles, you simply need to perform additional reps using this equipment a few times each week. If you want to tone your muscles you will need to perform fewer reps several times a week.

Gym at home when it pours (The Telegraph)

Rohit Magan, a fitness fanatic and a regular at the Punjab Club gym, couldnâ€™t fetch up at the club for his daily exercise regimen during the recent spell of heavy rain. He had to stay cooped up at home, feeling restless.

Home gyms muscle up for in-house work outs (The Meridian Star)

Thereâ€™s no monthly membership for a home gym, no lines for exercise machines or commute times to the local fitness center. For some homeowners itâ€™s making a lot of sense to stay in to work out.

Nautilus 2Q Profit Falls 34 Percent (AP via Yahoo! Finance)

Fitness equipment maker Nautilus Inc. said Monday its second quarter profit fell 34 percent, despite a hefty one-time gain, as sales of home exercise gym equipment were softer than expected.

Stay in, work out: Home gyms are coming on strong (The Record Searchlight)

There's no monthly membership for a home gym, no lines for exercise machines or commute times to the local fitness center. For some homeowners it's making a lot of sense to work out at home.

TRY THIS | Water aerobics (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

By MERCEDES MAYER One in an occasional series Exercise in the water? No sweat, right? Well, try about an hour of water aerobics and you'll be sure to break a sweat without even realizing it. There's nothing better than enjoying the pool and getting in a good workout at the same time. Water aerobics can be done indoors or out, in your home pool or at a gym, and you don't have to be a strong ...

On-The-Road Personal Trainers (Forbes)

You don't have to break your fitness routine when you travel. Good trainers and yoga teachers are available in every major city--no gym membership required.

People bypassing health club memberships in favor of home gyms (Southeast Missourian)

There's no monthly membership for a home gym, no lines for exercise machines or commute times to the fitness center. For some homeowners it's making a lot of sense to stay in to work out. People who...

An open letter to Shigeru Miyamoto: Why should Wii exercise with a video game? (The Auburn Citizen)

Sorry Mr. Miyamoto, but I won't be fooled again. Sure, you're Nintendo's resident revolutionary.

Free Finger Lakes workout (The Auburn Citizen)

There's no price tag that can be put on the cost of good health, but why not pinch a few pennies where possible? Right now, the warm weather offers the perfect time to stay in shape without shelling out gym membership fees.

Obesity, Alzheimer's disease key threats to baby boomers' health (Market Watch)

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Many of the 77 million U.S. baby boomers are counting on living longer and in better health than their parents, but early indications suggest they may not be as spry as their predecessors were when they entered their later years.