When using exercise equipment, it's vital to take care and use proper form to avoid injury. Read on to learn some of the biggest mistakes you might be making.
Recovering after an intense workout is a crucial aspect of fitness. But did you know recovery also includes moving your body? Here's why you should consider it.
Not all stretching methods are created equal and some forms are better at preparing the body for a workout. Here's why you should consider dynamic stretching.
Rowing machines offer many benefits beyond improving your physical fitness. Here's how this exercise changes your body and can get you to your goals faster.
There are many benefits of running regularly, but it can also have adverse effects. Here's why running is so hard on your feet and how to reduce the pain.
In an exclusive interview, Ali Kay told Health Digest how she makes time for fitness while running her own business and mothering two adorable boisterous boys.
In addition to the inconvenient soreness you get after a workout, exercise can also cause weird effects like a cold stomach. Here's why it may happen to you.
Some trainers focus on getting height in the kettlebell swing by using the upper body, rather than via an explosive hip extension. This can cause injuries.
The fire hydrant is a simple exercise you can do almost anywhere, with no equipment needed. Not only does it strengthen the body but it can also prevent injury.
Working out with a weighted vest can be a great way to build strength and conditioning. Here's how to choose the right fit and mitigate your risk of injury.
One of the best things about planks is that they are easy to modify according to your fitness level. One thing you should never do, however, is look up.
While more exercise might sometimes seem good, that does not mean that a little is bad -- especially when it comes to the effect exercise has on your brain.