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Movement Vs Exercise

Movement Vs Exercise

Many people have failed to distinguish the difference between “movement” and that dreaded word “exercise.”

“Movement,” is an all-encompassing term that includes both fitness and the general physical activity we participate in day-to-day whereas “exercise” is is planned and structured training.

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