Fabulously fit: Cheryl Tiegs's secret: yoga, burgers, and a strong sense of self

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Cheryl Tiegs's secret to keeping fit is eating well and exercising. At 51, she is stronger than ever. She doesn't eat junk food , consults a nutritionist about her diet and takes a 90-minute yoga classes three days a week. She stays busy but has learned to balance her life with daily one hour breaks from the phone and fax. She strongly believes that beauty is not skin deep, and applauds society for becoming more accepting of changes to the physical image.

Middle aged persons, Cover Story, Interview, College sports, Fashion models, Tiegs, Cheryl

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The big five-oh

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Jay Leno, William Hurt, Martin Short, David Cassidy and Christine Lahti will turn 50 years old in March and April 2000.

Portrayals, Celebrities

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