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Credit: It will come as no surprise that, as a certified personal trainer, I love to work out. But between a full client schedule and raising a 10-month-old baby, getting to the gym can be ...

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Lucille—affectionately known as Mama Lu—uses the stairlift to go upstairs, but when she's feeling up to it, she'll walk down.

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Plus, the small tweaks I made to my routine to increase my step count.