Strength training has many benefits like helping you age gracefully, get stronger and even aids in weight loss. But what if you're new to it and don’t know what to do at the gym? You don't need to be ...

You hit the ground running (perhaps literally!) on January 1. You spent the first week of the new year waking up early, working out, and loving every sweaty second. Maybe you even jumpstarted your ...

There's one common goal in everyone's list and that is more physical activity in the coming year. Here are some ways that can ...

Young woman working out with hand weights in a fitness gym. Eight years ago this month, like many Americans, I made a resolution to become fit and strong. About 7 in 10 U.S. adults set goals at the ...

While NotebookLM is associated with students, there are plenty of ways you can use it to learn more about and understand topics that you're interested in or that are personally important to you. When ...

Everyone's been there: You're standing in the gym, staring down the same old workout routine you've done 1,000 times, already spacing out as you start your first circuit or mile on the tread. You know ...

It has often been said that the best workout you can do is the one you are not doing. In other words: It’s time to do something. While the details in your exercise routine are important, the main goal ...

Most people who enthusiastically begin fitness journeys abandon them within two months. This discouraging statistic isn’t about laziness or lack of commitment – it reflects a fundamental ...

Travel and time can be significant obstacles to completing your daily fitness routine. Some days, it is easier to skip a workout than to try to squeeze it into your schedule and deal with a lack of ...

October is a tricky time for our diet and fitness routine. Sandwiched between the return to a fall schedule that often helps us recommit to our health goals and a more lax holiday season, it can ...

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Remember when getting a personalized workout plan meant paying a personal trainer $100 an hour or following cookie-cutter routines from fitness magazines that assumed everyone had the same body, goals ...