In TODAY.com's Expert Tip of the Day, trainer Stephanie Mansour reveals how often you should strength train — and recover — to build muscle.

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A trainer reveals 5 strength moves that help you move, feel, and recover like you're 20 years younger—no gym required.

The debate over whether to do cardio before or after weightlifting has always been on the minds of fitness enthusiasts.

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