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" Health experts have told us for a long time now that exercise is good for all parts of our health and well being, including our libido--duh. OK, but when it comes to fitness and romance, does walking have the same effect as, say, kayaking? And how about biking vs. yoga? One woman put them to the test--with her sweetie...**** Steph Auteri over at Lemondrop put the exercise = libido booster theory to the test, and tried a range of exercise with her husband. Some things--like salsa dancing--really got them going, but others didn&amp;#x27;t. (Tennis, yeah, not so much.) But, the exercise that really worked in the romance department? Walking! Surprising, I know. Here&amp;#x27;s what she said: &amp;quot;...we found that we felt more connected after our walks, and we started going on them almost every night.&amp;quot; How about you? Have a favorite exercise you like to do with your sweetie? Do you feel more closer when you workout together? (And check out this trend that has people doing yoga as a part of a wedding ceremony!) Photo: iStock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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