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A new study from Brigham Young University found that couples who exercise together report stronger communication, better conflict resolution, and lower levels of marital stress than couples who do not exercise together. The research builds on earlier work showing exercise’s benefits for physical and mental health. Participants in the study completed joint workouts and then answered questionnaires about their relationship dynamics. The findings suggest that shared physical activity may be a simple habit that supports marital satisfaction.

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