Britney Bends it in the Gym
	Britney Spears working out - when is the last time any one of us saw that? The answer to this (slightly rhetorical) question would be along the lines of "years and years". Of course, such a grim vision is slightly exaggerated, but not as much as we would be tempted to imagine. In actuality, Britney's loss of her fit, previously-praised figure didn't occur after she gave birth to her second son, but later on - ... [read more >>]
	18 April 2008, 08:02GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

NASA Invents the Vertical Treadmill
	Extreme sports fanatics would really enjoy this new invention, as it turns a horizontally-standing running treadmill into a vertical one, or even a sideways one. Workouts will never be the same! Don't get to excited though, I don't think you will find this baby in any gyms any time soon. NASA has been developing the vertical treadmill, in order to solve one of the biggest problems related to weightlessness, while astronauts condu ... [read more >>]
	04 February 2008, 10:18GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

So, This Is How Geeks Work Out!
	Yes I know, there is never enough time for you to work out your abs, still there is one way in which you can do both, meaning you can mind your office businesses while running on a treadmill to straighten your butt. The Net Runner is a great invention which allows its users to surf the net, watch a movie and exercise at the same time. The system is not an alien or sick device, but just a cool and innovative laptop holder to a ... [read more >>]
	08 November 2007, 05:12GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia

How Can You Lose Weight While Having a Sedentary Job?
	Exercising in the gym may seem boring for many, but now experts have developed a vertical workstation which makes you burn calories while working. Mayo Clinic researchers in New York have stated that this could enable obese people to lose 30kg (75 pounds) yearly. 15 obese subjects burned an average of 191 kcal per hour using the treadmill, while those just sitting at their desk only 72 kcal. The workstation, which must be used for ... [read more >>]
	15 May 2007, 06:27GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia