Outdoors
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Never use a treadmill again: get fit with these original fitness features
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Couple's dream canoe trip turns to nightmare
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Keep that pooch afloat on the water
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Battle ropes can get you feeling and looking like Tarzan in no time
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Use color to lose: 7 cues that boost weight loss
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Tips for dealing with ticks
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Program gets kids off the couch and into the tent
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Outdoorsy summer travel: The 7 best destinations in the US
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Wenaha River offers outdoors for all ages, abilities
Despite the prevalence of black bears, poison ivy and rattlesnakes, the Wenaha River is among the most accommodating backcountry muscle-power destinations in the Northwest.
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Hikes to Boulder Cave, Edgar Rock planned June 22
The InterMountain Alpine Club is planning day hikes to Boulder Cave and Edgar Rock on June 22.
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Training: Don't be afraid of free weights
Where do you work out in your gym? Is it the aerobics area, where you run or spin, perhaps while watching TV or reading a book? Or do you use machines, sitting down to exercise? Forget it! Instead, get your best workout by hitting the free weight...
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Stand straighter, live longer: good posture can help you age better
Turns out "stand up straight" isn't just good advice from your mother.
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Fitness Success: A personal trainer's top 7 super foods
We all are what we eat. What we eat most of the time will have a lot to do with how good we feel and how good we look. You want your staples to be healthy, nutrient dense foods. I get a lot of questions about what I eat (that I am supposed to eat), so these are a few of my favorite foods - what ...
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Side-by-sides drive like a car, scramble like a bike
Side-by-sides are the biggest thing most people have never heard of in off-road motor sports. They can scramble up piles of boulders or skid through mounds of sand and carry up to four people as they do it.
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Fish and Wildlife seeking comment on fee increases
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is accepting public comment on increasing fees for some of its Mid-Columbia activities.
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Catfish, chad fishing topic of club meeting in Kennewick
The Richland Rod and Gun Club will hold its general meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Admission to national parks to be free Saturday
The U.S. Forest Service is offering a free day to celebrate National Get Outdoors Day.
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Training: Have a ball with portable fitness
If you're an athlete, especially one who travels for events or who is planning a vacation this summer, you already know the problem. Travel of any kind interrupts your training and conditioning program.
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Lantern offers function � and form
Pack away your old clunky camp light because Snow Peak's Hozuki Lantern is not only functional-it has a sleek design that can hang in your home as easily as a campsite. Inspired by Chinese paper lanterns, this 100-lumen LED lantern offers three brightness settings and has a candle mode that flickers...
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Outdoors writer offers guide to Calif. campsites
California Camping: The Complete Guide to More than 1,400 Tent and RV Campgrounds" by Tom Stienstra, $24.99, Avalon Travel, 920 pages
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It's easy to get hooked on fishing
Fishing is something everyone knows how to do except you - right? Although a recent U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service survey suggests more Americans are heading outdoors to participate in activities like fishing and hunting, those who can't tell a rod from a reel are more common than you may think.




