Here are their answers to some frequently asked questions:

• Will Exercise Help Me Live Longer?
  
  Yes. Moderate exercise can help improve digestion and sleep, reduce stress, provide endurance and help manage lower back pain, arthritis and diabetes.

• Can I Really Spot Reduce? If Not, What Can I Do To Get Rid Of Fat In Those Hard To Get At Places?
  
  Exercise equipment may improve muscle tone, strength or endurance, but it can't increase fat-burning in one particular area. To lose weight combine a low-fat diet with an exercise program that includes aerobic activity and strength training.

• How Hard Must I Exercise For An Effect To Take Place? Will A Little Exercise Do Any Good?
  
  Physical activity that is painful can be harmful. Moderate activity reduces the risk of coronary heart disease. Even if you break up your daily 30-minute exercise into three sessions of 10 minutes, it can work.

• Is There Any Value To Walking?
  
  Yes. Walking regularly can help reduce blood pressure, increase cardiovascular endurance, boost bone strength, burn calories and keep weight down. Walk a minimum of 30 minutes a day if doing for exercise.

• How Can I Achieve Washboard Abs?
  
  A good cardiovascular program and diet combined with abdominal exercises performed correctly can tone stomach muscles.

• Can I Get a Good Workout By Swimming or Doing Aqua Exercises?
  
  Yes. Water exercise is non-impact and works for all ages. The buoyancy of water reduces the weight of a person by about 90% and encompasses cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength, endurance and flexibility.

• Do Women Need to Worry about Bulking Up When Exercising?
  
  No. Due to genetics, only 10% of women will build muscle. To avoid gaining bulk, concentrate on high repetitions, low weight and variety in your aerobic exercise routine.