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195运动零食（exercise snacking），这个术语说得还真的不是运动中吃的零食，而是一种运动形式，是指一天中多次进行的15秒-10分钟的运动，穿插在我们一天的生活轨迹中，有点像时不时吃一口的“零食”，但这个零食是——动一动。
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