Things Your Gym Doesn't Want You To Know
It can seem easier to open a new bank account than join a gym -- and there's a reason for that. Here are the secrets gyms don't want any of us to know.
Read MoreIt can seem easier to open a new bank account than join a gym -- and there's a reason for that. Here are the secrets gyms don't want any of us to know.
Read MoreWhether to choose calisthenics or plyometrics depends on your fitness level and goals: Calisthenics focus on strength, while plyometrics focus on power.
Read MoreLunges are one of the most common exercises used to strengthen your legs. However, when this exercise is performed incorrectly it can cause strain on the knees.
Read MoreThere are many benefits of strength training, some of which may surprise you.
Read MoreShould you focus on cardio or strength training for weight loss? The answer depends on a number of factors, such as fitness level and workout intensity.
Read MoreRunning and biking are two of the most common types of exercise. But is one better for you than the other? Here's what you should know.
Read MoreAs hard as it can be to get moving in the morning, Dr. Oz's 7-minute workout routine is short enough to be squeezed into any schedule.
Read MoreKickboxing is an excellent workout that many people don't utilize. It allows you to work on cardio, endurance, strength, and speed all at once.
Read MoreStabilizer muscles, including the lower back, glutes, and hamstrings, aren't activated with the leg press. You can get more benefit from other movements.
Read MoreMany trainers insist that their clients keep their backs as straight as possible. This puts strain on the lower back and increases the risk of injury.
Read MoreThe leg extension machine is one of the most popular ways to isolate your quadriceps. However, experts believe that this exercise causes more harm than good.
Read MoreJump squats are a great plyometric exercise, but adding a barbell to the movement is asking for injury.
Read MoreP90X is a high-intensity workout plan with sessions designed to last up to one-and-a-half hours each. It was originally sold as a DVD box set.
Read MoreSuperman exercises are one of the most popular ways to strengthen your back, but this move may cause more harm than good.
Read MorePlanks are one of the most basic movements to strengthen your core, but your trainer may have you performing them incorrectly. Here's what you should know.
Read MoreIf you are ready to start lifting and reap some amazing benefits, start slow and with the appropriate amount of weight. Here's how to know how much that is.
Read MoreWhile bicep curls, shoulder presses, and tricep dips are well-known arm exercises, you may be sleeping on one that can significantly improve your arm strength.
Read MoreLunges are a great way to strengthen your legs and glutes. Curtsy lunges are a popular variation but they can put you at risk of getting injured.
Read MoreYou were likely exposed to the head-scratching device called the ThighMaster in the '90s. It seemed like every household had one, but where is it now?
Read MoreTricep kickbacks are a popular tricep exercise, but they can easily cause injuries if not done correctly.
Read MoreThe best size punching bag for you depends on your sport, your skill and your size. For instance, Everlast recommends that heavy bags are half your weight.
Read MoreGymnasts are undeniably fit, but this sport comes with many health risks that you should be aware of.
Read MoreDisney+ launched Falcon and the Winter Soldier this month, but for star Sebastian Stan, preparation started long before filming for the show even began.
Read MoreMany people feel tired, bloated, and uncomfortable while on their period. But did you know that exercise can actually help relieve symptoms?
Read MoreNot being able to do a sit-up could mean you need to strengthen your core — there are many exercises besides sit-ups that will help.
Read MoreFrom heart-pumping increases to weight management and more, here is exactly what happens to your body when you run a mile every single day.
Read MoreSquats and lunges are two basic exercises that are found in most workout routines. But are they actually bad for your knees?
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