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Finding Your Fitness Edge

By Mark Schneider, CSCS

Learn how pushing just beyond your comfort zone can jump-start progress and help you avoid burnout.

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7 Ways Movement Benefits Mental Health

By Lauren Bedosky

Exercise is a powerful tool for improving mental health: It can reduce stress, relieve depression and anxiety, and be a salve for loneliness. Learn more.

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Amp Up Your Sports Performance

With Danny King, Master Trainer
Season 10, Episode 13

Learn why an outside-of-practice-and-play training plan can help you perform well in your sport of choice — and function at your best outside of it.

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4 Tips for Preventing Injuries or Overtraining When You’re New to Fitness

By Emily Ewen

A Dynamic Personal Trainer’s advice for those new or returning to a workout routine to prevent setbacks and achieve long-term success.

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Why Exogenous Ketones? (Sponsored)

With Elizabeth Yurth, MD
Season 10, Episode 12

Learn how exogenous ketones can benefit health, including aiding athletic performance and recovery, supporting cognitive health and energy production, and more.

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How Electrolytes Can Boost Your Athletic Performance

By Lauren Bedosky

Electrolytes can prevent muscle cramping and help you stay hydrated. Here’s why.

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Why Life Time Group Training?

By Emily Ewen

Learn what sets these signature programs apart and how you can use them to kick-start or level-up your fitness.

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How Amino Acids Can Fuel Your Athletic Performance

By Lauren Bedosky

Learn how amino acids can support your body during a workout.

Breaking Down Weight-Loss Barriers

Breaking Down Weight-Loss Barriers

With Anika Christ, RD, CPT
Season 10, Episode 9

A roadmap of habits for support your efforts for body-composition change.

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What Does My Resting Heart Rate Tell Me About My Health and Fitness?

By Emily Ewen

Delve into what this measurement means for your heart health and exercise goals.

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How to Find the Right Greens Powder for You

By Lauren Bedosky

The first step is identifying which nutrients you may be lacking.

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Why Creatine?

With Paul Kriegler, RD, CPT
Season 10, Episode 7

Creatine can be a powerful supplement for improving lean muscle mass, strength, energy, cognition, and more.

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How Does Protein Support My Health and Fitness Goals?

By Emily Ewen

Two nutrition experts explain why this macronutrient is critical for our health and well-being and offer tips for optimizing your intake.

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How to Stop Talking Yourself Out of Exercising

By Diana Hill, PhD, and Katy Bowman, MS

Psychologist Diana Hill and biomechanist Katy Bowman, coauthors of a new book, share tips on how to clear the mental hurdles that keep you from moving your body.

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3 Functional Water Additives to Try

By Lauren Bedosky

What you need to know about electrolytes, amino acids, and greens powders.

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Why Am I Not Hungry After a Tough Workout?

By Joe Meier, CSCS, PPSC, PN2

Here’s expert advice on how to balance low appetite with proper fueling and recovery.

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Perfect Your Plank With These Expert Cues

By Lauren Bedosky

This isometric full-body hold is a highly effective strength and stability builder, targeting the deep-core muscles of the abdomen as well as the shoulders, glutes, and back. Here’s how to nail the setup and perform it correctly.

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Build Arm Strength With the Biceps Curl

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Hone your biceps curl with these expert tips. Plus, we offer nine variations on the classic move.

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Watch Out For These Common Split Squat and Lunge Errors

By Lauren Bedosky

These moves — differentiated by whether both feet remain static (split squat) or one foot steps forward and backward (lunge) — strengthen the glutes, quads, and calves; build hip, knee, and ankle stability; and help improve overall balance. Here’s how to nail the setup and perform them correctly.

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