The Real Difference Between Leg Presses And Squats
When you walk into the gym on leg day, do you tend to squats, leg presses, or both?
Read MoreWhen you walk into the gym on leg day, do you tend to squats, leg presses, or both?
Read MoreDancing regularly can help you can burn a lot of calories. Here's how.
Read MoreBoth sit-ups and crunches work your abs, but they are different exercises.
Read MoreRunner's high is the temporary feeling of euphoria some people experience after running or exercising. How does it happen?
Read MoreThe 300 workout, based on the fitness routine of actors in the movie 300, emphasizes strength and endurance. Does the 300 workout really help you get in shape?
Read MoreBoth jump rope and running are great options for a cardio workout, but which should you choose? Here's what to know about the benefits of running and jump rope.
Read MoreThe Legs Up the Wall yoga pose, or Viparita Karani, is a common restorative posture. The Legs Up the Wall yoga pose also has some surprising benefits.
Read MoreWhen it comes to doing a side plank or a regular plank for optimal core benefits, both movements are beneficial.
Read MoreThere are multiple reasons you should be climbing stairs daily, including its impressive calorie-burning ability. This is what really happens when you take the stairs more often, from boosting muscles to helping your sleep cycle.
Read MoreMany runners reach for ibuprofen to help them work through muscle soreness after training, but relying on painkillers doesn't just cause you to avoid addressing what's wrong with your running regimen, it can also be dangerous. Here's the real reason runners should stay away from ibuprofen.
Read MorePushups are a classic, whole-body exercise, and you can add a looped resistance band to get your legs into the game. Doing pushups every day has several health benefits, but you have to have proper form to prevent injuries and work the right muscles.
Read MoreYou work hard and you're ready to see gains, but if the process is taking longer than you have the patience for, perhaps you need to rethink your routine. Here's how often you should work out if gaining muscle is one of your goals.
Read MoreYou have to give your body enough time to digest your food before you start working out, but how long you need to wait will depend on how large of a meal you ate. The more you ate, the longer you have to wait.
Read MoreSide stitches and cramps are common while running, but there are some things you can do to ease them, and prevent further occurrences.
Read MoreThere is one thing everyone should drink before their morning workout. Performance enhancers like pre-workout supplements and shakes may help fuel workouts, but they are an unnecessary drain on your pockets considering the similar perks of coffee.
Read MoreGwyneth Paltrow has long been the queen of working out. And we wouldn't expect anything less from the actor who also heads up ground-breaking (and sometimes controversial) wellness site Goop on top of being a mom to two kids. So, what's her secret to staying motivated and keeping fit?
Read MoreWhile running can be a great way to boost your mood and improve your health, it doesn't come without its risks. Going for a run every day, especially if you routinely cover a lot of miles, can increase your risk of overuse and stress injuries.
Read MoreIf pushups are hurting your wrists or creating lower back pain, you might need a trick that will make doing pushups a whole lot easier. This one simple trick will make pushups easier and lead you to gain some core strength and arm muscles. All you need is a Pilates ring.
Read MorePop star Lady Gaga is known for her catchy hits, amazing dance skills, and unsurprisingly, her impressive physique. Lady Gaga's favorite way to work out is actually with strength training. To star in touring shape, Lady Gaga focuses her workouts on abs, legs, arms, and glutes.
Read MoreHow does the actress Kate Hudson stay in such great shape? According to Kate Hudson, she swears by pilates exercises, which she has practiced for years to stay in peak physical condition. Pilates is a low impact exercise that focuses on the core.
Read MoreWhether you're riding a stationary bike at an indoor cycling studio or in the comfort of your own home, you've likely experienced a moment of discomfort. That's because most of us are setting our bikes up wrong.
Read MoreThere's one area most people don't stretch after they work out but they should. In addition to stretching the major muscle groups you've used during your workouts, like your quads or hamstrings, it's also important to remember to give your feet a good stretch.
Read MoreBetter known today as somewhat of an action hero after his leading role in Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, John Krasinski's impressive acting skills aren't the only thing that has people talking — it's his workouts! This is John Krasinski's workout routine that totally transformed his body.
Read MoreEverything we do, especially exercise, demands energy from something, but that energy can come from oxygen — or stores in the body such as carbs, fat, and protein. What's the real difference between aerobic and anaerobic exercise?
Read MoreWhich is better for you in the long run: running or walking? Walking can be just as beneficial as running, depending on what your fitness goals are and your personal preferences. Here's what to know about the benefits of walking and the advantages of running so you can choose a workout for you.
Read MoreYou may plan to exercise daily, but the motivation can be lacking when it comes time to hit the gym or start your at-home workout. This is especially true if you find yourself in a funk and just want to veg out and binge watch some more TV. Nevertheless, some exercises can put you in a better mood.
Read MoreWhile working out twice a day is usually a routine for professional athletes or anyone training for a competition, there are some health benefits even if you're not a pro athlete.
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