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Denise Austin, 67, shared a “low-impact,” “#FitOver50” workout video. In the video, Austin demonstrates a jumping jack alternative. The “half jack” is an effective move that is “easy on your body,” ...

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Denise Austin, 66, just shared a “fat-burning” cardio workout on Instagram. In the video, she demonstrated “low-impact” exercises that are “easy on the joints.” “Feel good,” she said. “Boost that ...

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