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The Amish Aren't as Fit and Healthy as You Might Think

Published Mon September 8, 2014

By GuestBlogger

By Valerie Orsoni, founder of LeBootcamp For an Amish farmer, there's no need for an intense fitness class! Harnessing the horses, pushing the plow, walking to and from the fields, and carrying heavy loads keeps them in perfect shape. Traditionally, those who work on a farm are fit. H...

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