Although it may not be the perfect time for a sweat sesh, taking the stairs might make you consider making them a part of your regular workout routine.
In the '60s, skateboarding transformed from a toy to a sport. A skateboard offers more than transportation. In fact, skateboarding offers a full-body workout.
Working out with a hula hoop turns out to be a legitimate cardiovascular workout that can help you lose inches, strengthen your core, and improve your balance.
Bicep curls are simple, but many people do them incorrectly. Proper form includes keeping your shoulders back and chest up, and controlling the motion.
Yoga is a great exercise for improving flexibility and strength. But there's a catch--it doesn't burn as many calories as you may think. Find out more here.
Lightweight and mobile, resistance bands are an attractive workout option. But do these colorful elastic bands actually deliver results as strength training?
If you struggle with acne, you may have noticed your skin looks a little clearer after a dip in the pool. Could it be that chlorine in pool water helps acne?
Fitness is key to a long, healthy life, but with exercise sometimes comes injury. With this in mind, we bring you the best and worst sports for your health.
Swimming is to summer like jelly is to peanut butter. When it comes to summer routines, it's important that post- and pre-swimming hygiene never be neglected.
Walking 10,000 steps a day is a popular fitness goal, but it may not be necessary. Science indicates a different step goal we should be trying to reach daily.
Ankle weights may put you in mind of 1980s workout videos, but they're still a great fitness tool today. Read on to learn the benefits of using ankle weights.