Running improves your cardio health, immune system, and mood, and can make your body look fit and strong-- from toned and muscular legs to a solid core.
With sunshine and warm temps, summer brings many opportunities to get outside and keep fit. Here are some of the best ways to take advantage of the season.
The central nervous system (CNS) plays an important role in your workout, so here's why you should consider activating it before getting your fitness on.
Recovery days are a vital part of exercise, but recovery doesn't have to mean sitting around doing nothing. Read on for the best active recovery exercises.
Most people associate exercise with fat loss or muscle building, but few are aware of its role in gut health: improving the gut microbiome and insulin response.
Whether spin cycling, combat training, or HIIT, a competitive group fitness class might be your speed. Find out the pros and cons of getting fit with a group.
Exercise of course has its benefits, but being mindful while working out is extra beneficial. Here's why you should add mindfulness to your workout routine.
Wearable fitness trackers have skyrocketed in popularity, and one fitness tracker that has been generating quite a bit of buzz as of late is the Whoop Strap.
Even if legs aren't your favorite body part to train, don't skip squats on leg day, and be sure to practice the different variations such as pulse squats.
While it's widely accepted yoga does wonders for flexibility, research is starting to discover other health benefits, and how yoga affects older populations.
F45 training is a type of fitness program that is run out of F45 studios and gyms across the country and around the world. Is it actually good for your body?
The occurrence of mentally running on empty is also known as mental exhaustion. If you're not sure you're mentally exhausted, here are signs to look out for.