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11/06/2006

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Get in Shape, Stay in Shape


By Perry Denehy, FireRehab.com columnist

This is just another common-sense reminder that better conditioned individuals reduce cardiovascular strain. Whether it is improved flexibility, increased stamina, or improved muscular strength, your job and lifelong health status will benefit.










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