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Articles in March, 2003 issue of Muscle & Fitness/Hers

• Split decision
  by Kristina Haar
• Air conditioning: how better breathing techniques can help improve your workouts
  by Karen Asp
• Supplement smarts: baffled by bottles, powders and pills? Use this essential information to become supplement savvy
  by Brian Rowley
• Two-arm high-cable curl: be proud to bare those biceps with this defining move
  by Michael Yessis
• Healthy responsibility: only you can determine whether you'll lead a fitness lifestyle
  by Joe Weider
• How often to exercise when you're expecting
  by Kristina Haar
• Warm & wonderful
  by Kristina Haar
• So you want to be a fitness model: think the flash of a photographer's camera is your calling? Learn the inside scoop on being a model for a fitness magazine
  by Heidi Dvorak
• Mental recovery: recognizing and dealing with difficult emotions can help keep fitness contests fun
  by Jennie Hanke
• Dairy dilemma?
  by Kristina Haar
• Go heavy or go home: if you want to get tight, you can't train light—so ditch those 5-pound dumbbells. Here's why more weight equals more results
  by Frank Claps
• A body-shaping secret revealed! Get the inside scoop on how NITRO-Tech RTDs and MESO-Tech bars can help you achieve your best body ever!
• Pro advice
  by Carla Sanchez
• Freezer pleasers: you don't have to give frozen foods the cold shoulder. M & F HERS takes a trip down the freezer aisle to find the best choices for you
  by Beth Sonnenburg
• Here's what to eat for a week: follow this seven-day meal plan to increase your energy and fine-tune your physique
  by Joanne V. Lichten
• Buyer's guide
• All washed up
  by Kristina Haar
• Let's groove tonight: step off the treadmill and onto the dance floor with these five fun ways to burn calories
  by Carrie Curtis
• Just the FAQs: answers to frequently asked questions on health & fitness
  by Jeff O'Connell
• Can't-miss fitness festival
  by Kristina Haar
• The champ's training diary
  by Susie Curry
• Butt busters: tired of the same old glute routine? This fast-paced workout will transform your backside into a head-turning asset
  by Michelle Basta Boubion
• Teach your children well: the battle against childhood obesity starts with you
  by Heidi Dvorak
• Dunker's delight
  by Kristina Haar
• Spring into training: whip your body into major-league shape with the M & F HERS All-Star Team
  by Michelle Basta Boubion
• Stretch for success: don't neglect flexibility in the overall fitness equation
  by Lara McGlashan
• Totally packed
• Chicken parmesan: this low-fat dish proves that chicken doesn't have to be dry
  by Devin Alexander
• Mirror mirror
  by Kristina Haar
• Physical wealth: you invest in your financial future; Now it's time to become fully vested in your physique. These creative exercise combos will have you in the black in no time
  by Sherri McMillan
• Stop before you drop: doubling up your workouts won't double your progress. Here's how to tell if you're overtraining
  by Vanessa Selene Williams
• … End result
  by Mahatma Gandhi
• Getting a leg up: when it comes to setting goals, this fitness enthusiast doesn't horse around
  by Traci Baird
• Itching for answers
• You, my brown-eyed girl
  by Kristina Haar
• Pep talk: when your game is going into extra innings, use these words of strength to keep you going
  by Kathleen Engel
• Hungry or hypoglycemic? Not fueling your body can lead to low blood-sugar levels. Why hypoglycemia may occur in women who exercise too strenuously
  by Natalie Swisher
• Bag lady wanna-be
• Web-address woes
• Info overload gets organized
  by Kristina Haar
• Nutrition fiction: our experts debunk five common myths about eating
  by Steve Stiefel
• Midsection makeover: training your abs and lower back will give you a tighter, stronger middle
  by Kim Lyons