This Is How Joe Biden Likes To Stay In Shape
Though he couldn't take his Peloton to the White House due to security issues, President Biden stays fit with cardio and weightlifting.
Read MoreThough he couldn't take his Peloton to the White House due to security issues, President Biden stays fit with cardio and weightlifting.
Read MoreRead on to find out what may happen to your body if you dedicate time to stretching every day. We think you'll like what you learn.
Read MoreRunning is undoubtedly a great cardio workout, but the truth is not everyone likes to run. Here are some alternatives to try if you're run-averse.
Read MoreChristopher Meloni has entered the ripened age of 60 and fans are impressed with his full-body physique. Here's how this TV detective gets it done at the gym.
Read MoreA BOSU ball can help amp up many of your exercise moves, but there's one thing you should never do on it. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreYou may remember the advertisements for the Shake Weight, as well as the parody coverage of the item. But what happened to this once-popular exercise weight?
Read MoreChris Hemsworth maintains a ripped physique for his role as Marvel's Thor, but there's one common exercise he refuses to do. Read on to find out more.
Read MoreYou might not associate the stability ball with callisthenic moves like pushups, but it can be a great addition to enhance your workout. Read on to learn more.
Read MoreAlthough 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.
Read MoreThe Smith machine can be found at most gyms, but many fitness professionals caution against using it. Here's why.
Read MoreIs Beachbody all it's cracked up to be? We did some digging and discovered the truth of the company.
Read MoreIn the '60s, skateboarding transformed from a toy to a sport. A skateboard offers more than transportation. In fact, skateboarding offers a full-body workout.
Read MoreRowing can work your core, tone your legs, and help you build upper body strength if you master the catch, the drive, the finish, and the recovery.
Read MoreGymnastics is known to improve motor learning, physical response, and learning skills, as well as self-confidence.
Read MoreBicep curls are simple, but many people do them incorrectly. Proper form includes keeping your shoulders back and chest up, and controlling the motion.
Read MorePhysical activity is an important part of staying healthy. Here are the worst (and best) times of the day to work out.
Read MoreYoga 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.
Read MoreDeciding whether to include this exercise in your workout depends on your mobility, flexibility, and — most of all — shoulder health.
Read MoreIt can be hard to find the time to exercise during the work week, but is it enough to get in your activity on the weekends? Read on to find out.
Read MoreLightweight and mobile, resistance bands are an attractive workout option. But do these colorful elastic bands actually deliver results as strength training?
Read MoreFitness 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.
Read MoreUltimate frisbee is a complex sport that builds up agility and conditions players through both sprinting and endurance running.
Read MoreSince its inception in 2010, Orangetheory Fitness has become a popular workout craze. What's the untold story of this boutique fitness studio?
Read MorePullups are a great exercise for the upper body, but what does it mean when you can't do one? Learn how you can build up to doing a pullup.
Read MoreResistance bands are the trick to help you ease into unassisted pull-ups: Start with a thick band, and switch to a thinner band as you get stronger.
Read MoreFitness trackers are popular accessories for runners, gym-goers, and other fitness enthusiasts. But how accurate are they, really?
Read MoreIt can be tempting to stretch the truth when telling your doctor how much you exercise, but here's why you need to be honest.
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