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"One of the gripes I hear most from people is that they feel they have zero time in their busy days to fit in fitness. Heck, I have the same problem--but I fight for my 40 minutes of jogging time every day (believe me, sometimes it is a fight!). But, last week, I spotted a woman doing something brilliant to fit in her daily exercise ... I was picking up my husband from work (he works at a hospital) the other day, and while I waited for him in the car, I spotted a woman (one of his co-workers), dressed in workout clothes, walking out of the building to the sidewalk. She carefully folded the suit jacket she was carrying, rolled it up, and placed it into a small backpack. Then, she strapped the backpack on her back and started off on a jog--presumably to run home, or maybe to a bus stop several miles away. The point is that here is someone who could have simply walked to her car, driven home, made dinner, turned on the TV and bemoaned the fact that she had zero time to workout. Instead, she used her commuting time to squeeze in a run/workout. I love this concept, and I see people doing it with bikes, inline skates, etc., a lot these days. I know, not everyone is going to be able to do this due to certain factors (and not everyone will want to), but if you can swing it, mixing fitness with work commuting is such an incredibly smart and fun--not to mention time-saving--way to go. Could you fit in fitness on the way to or home from work? More reading: *The exercise you&amp;#x27;re not doing but should! It can tone your tush ... *Why working out outside is soooo good for you! *I tried it: Exhale&amp;#x27;s new &amp;quot;lean and toned&amp;quot; DVD ... More Ways to Get Glamour Visit Shopglamour.com for cute stuff starting at just $10! Enter the latest Glamour sweepstakes! Follow us on Twitter Add us to your iGoogle homepage Photo: Getty"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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