Spinning isn't just a workout — it's a phenomenon. You know from the moment you climb astride that metal straddle, you can look forward to the glory of sweat, endorphins, and a furnace-like burn of calories. However, there are a few risks to keep in mind before you hop on.
If you're going to go to the effort of working out, you want to make sure you're getting the most out of it that you can. If you're serious about staying fit and healthy, experts believe that the time of day you choose to work out should be taken into consideration.
Whether you exercise three times a week or three times a day, it's important in that post-sweat session that you make time for a proper cool down. An integral part of any cool down is stretching. Here's why.
Whatever your preferred method of working out, if it's anything more strenuous than channel surfing, chances are it's going to make you work up quite a thirst. It's important that you pay attention to your body's desire for a drink since exercise can be dehydrating. What's the best one?
You might expect your calves or thighs to ache from running. But why on earth would you get a headache after a run? Your head would seem to be the only part of your body that wasn't involved in your workout!
You've been slaying your workouts, but you get an unpleasant surprise -- you actually weigh more after your workouts. Here's why that's actually a good sign.
A barre workout will tone the glutes, hamstrings, and calves creating that long, lean dancer look. In other words, barre can completely transform your body. Here's how.
It's been a long day, and maybe you managed to check off everything on your to-do list except exercising. Now it's nearly time to hit the hay, and you're thinking about lacing up for some quick cardio. Better late than never, right? Wrong.