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The hydration hack that boosts energy, focus & digestion—no caffeine required
To learn more about this hydration hack, I interviewed Alan to get the scoop on how these minerals fight against dehydration. -
10 everyday foods that secretly boost your gut health, according to a nutritionist
Are you looking to improve your digestion? Discover 10 gut-healthy foods that can help. -
Why box jumps are my go-to move for explosive strength and better coordination
If you want to improve both your leg strength and athleticism, you must try the box jump. Learn how to do it right for optimal results. -
Carbon-plated shoes for new runners: Are they worth the hype?
Are you considering purchasing carbon-plated shoes? Discover if they fit into your running routine as a beginner. -
Stronger by slowing down: Here’s why fitness pros recommend deload weeks
Research has shown that deload weeks are definitely worthwhile. Let’s take a look at the research on the benefits of active recovery. -
I joined an ’80s-themed rooftop Pilates workout in LA—here’s how it went
Club Pilates invited sweepstakes winners to a weekend away in LA and an iconic 80s-themed rooftop workout. I definitely left that rooftop with “jelly legs” -
The bite that changed breakfast — why high-protein, low-carb still rules
Nolan Popper, VP of Culinary Development and Innovation at Cuisine Solutions shares some insight as to how these high-protein egg bites changed the industry. -
Sip, sweat, repeat: Science shows this energizing tea can fuel your workouts
There’s no silver bullet, and plenty of “energy-boosting” fitness and wellness products are more hype than anything else. However, there are some science-based ways to boost your energy if you’re feeling sluggish at the gym. Can you really sip your way to more energy? Gulping gallons of coffee every week isn’t the recommended approach to […] -
Can a pep talk really boost your gains in the gym? Scientists put it to the test
Does the hype really help? Can words really pump you up? Personally, I think words make a difference. As a writer, of course, I love and appreciate the power of words, with the right quantity and quality. Can a pep talk supercharge your workout? Does talking to yourself, or listening to your friend or coach, […] -
Should you use an infrared or traditional sauna? What an expert says
I caught up with Dr. Rachelle Reed, PhD, MS, to gather her expert insight on the power of different types of saunas, the differences between them, and more. -
Why trainers swear by fire hydrants for stronger, rounder glutes
Are you looking to build strong glutes and improve hip mobility? Consider adding the fire hydrant exercise to your routine. -
Archer row: The underrated back-building move you’re not doing yet
Are you looking to fix muscle imbalances and develop a stronger back? Consider adding archer rows to your routine. -
I tried the Hydrow Arc Rower for a month — my thoughts on this full-body burn
The Hydrow Arc provides an immersive rowing experience in beautiful, scenic places around the globe, along with over 5,000 varied live and on-demand workouts. -
Want to sprint faster and balance better? Science says train one leg at a time
Single-leg (unilateral) training could make you sprint faster and balance better, according to the research. Bulgarian split squats, anyone? -
The underrated eating plan that works for nearly everyone
Looking for simple food swaps to improve your health? Learn how to follow the whole food diet. -
Badminton or basketball, which is better for your brain power? New study
In a thought-provoking study, researchers wanted to explore whether badminton or basketball is better for brain power and memory. Which takes the crown? -
Why I swapped smoothie bowls for savory cottage cheese—and never looked back
Don't know if a smoothie bowl or cottage cheese bowl should be your morning go-to? Discover the pros and cons of each. -
Can AI replace your personal trainer? Here’s what you need to know
Are you considering trying an AI-powered personal training app? Discover the pros and cons. -
Can cycling help you become more focused and less distracted? New research
Researchers wanted to find out if cycling could improve inhibitory control in healthy, sedentary adults. Can getting on the bike help you become more focused? -
Lift hard, hurt less: Study finds pre-workout amino acids reduce muscle damage
Researchers wanted to know whether taking branched-chain amino acids before or after exercise would be superior for reducing muscle soreness and damage. -
If you’re new to the Mediterranean diet, these 7 dinners are the perfect place to start
Looking for some quick and easy dinner ideas? Check out these healthy Mediterranean options. -
Master your endurance: Key tips for breaking through running plateaus
Are you looking to improve your endurance for better health and to hit running goals? Consider these essential tips. -
Save 27% on this Energy Star–rated air purifier for large rooms up to 2,300 sq. ft.
This post is brought to you in paid partnership with AEOCKY. If you’ve been thinking about cleaning up the air in a larger space—whether it’s a busy living room, a bedroom shared with pets, or an open-layout apartment—this Energy Star–certified air purifier is one of the more feature-heavy options in the under-$100 range right now. […] -
In partnership with RitFit
True functional training: The power of 3D movement
The next best thing for your home gym just dropped. RitFit’s M2 3D Smith Machine is unlike anything else you’ve seen. While traditional Smith machines confine your bar path to a fixed vertical motion, the M2 uses a dual-axis track system that glides vertically, horizontally, and diagonally. You get the natural feel and muscle activation […] -
Is morning or evening exercise better for weight loss? Researchers find out
We know exercise is protective against obesity, but what’s less clear is the optimal time to workout for weight loss. Does it really matter? Researchers explore -
The TB12 diet: How Tom Brady stays in optimal shape
Are you a fan of Tom Brady and curious how he fuels himself to perform? Discover exactly how you could follow the TB12 diet as well. -
Pelvic tilts are the underrated core move you’re probably skipping
Posture and core strength are very important when it comes to longevity and carrying out daily tasks. Discover why pelvic tilts belong in your routine. -
Exercise works on your body and brain to reduce depression — Here’s the science
Researchers reviewed numerous studies to understand how exercise reduces depression, from endorphins to stress hormones. Here’s how it works. -
Study reveals the benefits of basketball for your brain
Does basketball improve brain function more than typical gym workouts, such as weight training, running, or cycling? Here’s the research. -
Carbs or protein post-workout: Which should you choose? Researchers explore
After exercise, how does eating high-fat pork, low-fat pork, or carbs affect how well your muscles repair and grow? Researchers explore in a new study. -
Want real full-body power? The clean and jerk might be your answer
The clean and jerk is a popular Olympic lift, but it isn't for the faint of heart. Discover how to do it with proper form and the benefits. -
Does this natural extract result in metabolic changes? Here’s the research
Can a blackcurrant extract enhance heat endurance? In a small study involving runners, researchers put it to the test. -
Try these gut-friendly tips for a better Thanksgiving (without skipping the pie)
Thanksgiving dinner often comes with bloating and feeling sluggish, but it doesn't have to. Utilize these simple tips to support your digestion. -
Why diamond push-ups hit your triceps harder than standard ones
Are you a fan of push-ups but want to prioritize your triceps? You need to give diamond push-ups a try. -
Does stretching drop your blood pressure? Researchers find out
Many people say it’s relaxing to stretch their upper back and shoulders. Researchers wanted to know what happens to your blood pressure when you stretch? -
Why we run: New survey reveals the top motivators and the biggest payoffs
So, why do we run? Is it to clear our minds, boost our fitness, or take some time out for ourselves? A new survey explores. -
What makes acorn squash a fall superfood, according to a nutritionist
Looking to boost the nutrition of your fall meals? Try incorporating acorn squash, which is rich in both vitamins and minerals. -
It’s time to step up: Here’s why we shouldn’t underestimate step training
Researchers wanted to know whether step-up exercises, such as stepping onto a small platform, can improve balance in patients who’ve had a stroke. -
Should you speed through reps or slow down for muscle growth? Study explores
Researchers explored whether slowing down those reps in the gym affects hypertrophy (muscle growth), and it turns out it doesn’t matter as much as we thought. -
The crucial role of carbs post-workout that every nutritionist knows
Are you looking to replenish your energy after training? Follow this guide to carbs post-workout. -
More exercise, better brain health? Researchers explore in a new study
How does blood chemistry differ between those who are more active and less active? How is fitness linked to molecular changes? Here’s the research. -
Do anti-aging supplements really work? Here’s what science says
Many supplements claim to be anti-aging, but what does the science say? -
Farmer’s carry: The full-body strength builder hiding in plain sight
Are you seeking noticeable grip strength improvements with a simple exercise? Try the farmer's carry. -
Why metabolic health is the fitness goal you’re probably overlooking
Your metabolic health affects how you look and feel. Discover essential habits to support it. -
How many minutes of daily walking lowers the risk of back pain by 23%? New study
In a recent study, researchers explored whether the amount and intensity of daily walking affected the risk of developing chronic low back pain. -
Grab your dumbbells for one of Arnie’s latest unilateral workouts
Arnie drops new workouts in his Pump Club Newsletter, where he shares emails to help people simplify fitness. One of the latest workouts is unilateral. -
Get ready for Bon Charge’s Black Friday wellness tech sale
Bon Charge is lining up a Black Friday event that is worth noting if you care about sleep, recovery, and low-effort wellness tools. Until 5th December 2025, the brand is offering 25% off site-wide, which includes its red light devices, sauna blankets, and blue light blocking gear. You have probably seen Bon Charge mentioned by […] -
The one lunge variation that’s easier on your knees
A reverse lunge is a variation of a lunge where you step one leg backward instead of forward. Here’s how to do a reverse lunge, the benefits, FAQs, and more. -
Can exercise snacking really level up your fitness and heart health? New study
Researchers evaluated the effects of brief bouts of exercise spread throughout the day (exercise snacks) on cardiorespiratory fitness and metabolic health. -
Which lunge is best for firing up your glutes and quads? Study crowns the winner
Which variation is more effective for torching your muscles: reverse lunge, forward lunge, or walking lunges? Researchers find out.