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"On this snowy day, there are few things I&amp;#x27;d rather do than get curled up on the sofa, under a zillion quilts, with nothing but Netflix for company. But that doesn&amp;#x27;t mean that this has to be an entirely couch potato-y thing to do! See, some movies can actually provide a little fitness-inspiration--i.e., even just make you want to dance around your living room like a loon. These are five of mine--some embarrassing, some less so. Have you seen them? What do you think? Girls Just Want to Have Fun: OK, baby Sarah Jessica Parker and baby Helen Hunt dancing in the most masterful &amp;#x27;80s way and doing acrobatics all over the place just equals gold. Terms of Endearment: Because it always reminds me of the importance of self-checks for cancer. Between crying jags, obviously. Perfect: I am hugely embarrassed (like, to the point I need to hide my face behind a pillow) whenever Jamie Lee Curtis and John Travolta do their at-the-gym pelvic-thrust scene--yet, I&amp;#x27;m also very strangely compelled to get up and aerobicize. A League of Their Own: An absolute classic that&amp;#x27;s all about the importance of having love for the game. And the remarkable ability to do the splits while catching a fly ball. Rock of Ages: I know, not strictly health- or fitness-related. But dang if Julianne Hough, Diego Boneta, and, yes, even Mr. Tom Cruise himself don&amp;#x27;t make me want to dance around. What movies serve as your health inspiration? Have you seen any of these? More inspiration: * A 9-year-old health inspiration * Water aerobics. Enough said! * Weight loss shows: inspirations...or irritations? Photo, Videos: YouTube"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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