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Snacking can increase performance, but high-sugar snacks may lead you to "burn and crash." If you’re a regular sweet snacker in the afternoon, go for Greek yogurt with raspberries. This is a way to satisfy a sweet tooth without going into a sugar overdose. Berries provide carbohydrates for energy, plus a whole lot of fiber and antioxidants. Pair this powerhouse fruit with a protein-dense snack that also contains satiating fat like yogurt. This tasty combo will keep you going!

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Challenge yourself to burn more calories and enhance the effectiveness of your workout.

Here’s one simple strategy: Ankle weights are a great way to add extra pounds (and intensity) to your nightly summer stroll. According to the American Council on Exercise, ankle weights ranging from 1-3 pounds can increase your heart rate by an average of three to five beats per minute. If you're walking for about an hour, you might experience triple digit calorie burn.

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