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"facebook dialogPinterestNEW YORK, NY - MARCH 1, 2010 - Athletes Katya Meyers, a triathlete, pictured, and Jessica Mendoza, Olympic gold medalist in softball, support 'The 2010 Tone Up Challenge,' while attending a tennis tournament at Madison Square Garden, Monday, March 1, 2010, in New York. 'The Tone Up Challenge,' created by the Women's Sports Foundation, of which Mendoza is president, and Dickinson's Original Witch Hazel, encourages women to exercise and become healthy by following an easy-to-follow holistic regimen. Visit ToneUpChallenge.com for more details. (Photo by Diane Bondareff / PictureGroup)Diane Bondareff / PictureGroup\n\nIn addition to learning about Dickinson's toner and towelette products, I also got the lowdown on an important new project they're launching with the Women's Sports Foundation. Called the Tone Up Challenge, it's a totally doable 14-day program to help whip your body and skin into tip-top shape. (And with spring just around the corner, it's the perfect time to start getting active!) Just register at ToneUpChallenge.com and get daily ercise tips and ideas, but remember to pair your workout with a healthy diet instead of skimping on food. Take it from pro triathlete Katya Meyers (pictured above), who's a big fan of the Tone Up Challenge--and, um, has the most amazing physique! \"I did gymnastics growing up and struggled with anorexia from when I was 12 until about 15 years old. Since then, I came to realize that food is your body's fuel. Remember: You can't sustain and excel in any physical activity without it!\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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