keep fit

British

noun

1. exercises designed to promote physical fitness if performed regularly
2. ( as modifier )
  
  keep-fit classes

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He had only picked up a racquet "about five times" since the match-fixing scandal before hitting with his brother around Christmas 2023 to keep fit.

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"They say now how important it is to keep fit and active. When I danced, I didn't know I was exercising – to me, I was just dancing and having fun."

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"I was playing five-a-side to keep fit and one of the guys was like: 'You've got to play for them'," he recalls.

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The games have also become popular as a way to keep fit, featuring in UK and US school exercise programmes.

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With copious amounts of food available and an Ashes series to prepare for, the players had to keep fit.

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