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Why Water Workouts?

With Rob Glick
Season 5, Episode 4

The water provides advantages not available from forms of land exercise, making it a valuable addition to anyone’s fitness regimen — whether you use it as an environment for low-impact movement, recovery, cross-training, or everyday fitness. In this mini episode, Rob Glick shares the benefits that working out in the water can offer, plus different ways you can include it in your routine.

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a woman sits on a coach with her hands holding her calves as though in pain

Uncovering the Mystery of Chronic Pain

By Craig Cox

Nervous-system cells, called glia, may play a role in the chronic pain that affects more than 1 billion people around the globe.

Cliff Edberg with his wife and daughter

Cliff Edberg’s Success Story

By Cliff Edberg, RD, CPT

Overweight and bullied as a child, this former bodybuilder overcame multiple challenges and is now helping others.

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Do Compression Garments Work?

By Nicole Radziszewski

Compression garments and devices manipulate your circulatory system to boost performance and recovery. Are they right for you?

A woman looking at her Apple Watch and her phone for heart-rate and activity metics.

3 Unique Ways to Assess Your Heart Health

By Samantha McKinney, RD, CPT

These simple-to-conduct assessments can provide valuable insights into the health of your heart — and guidance for your fitness regimen.

Ajay Pant

Why Pickleball?

With Ajay Pant
Season 5, Episode 2

Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in America — but why? Ajay Pant shares the reasons the sport has exploded in popularity and what it is about the game that hooks players of all ages and experience levels once they give it a try.

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How to Do the Seated Twist

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Twisting can help stretch muscles of the torso, restore spinal mobility, stimulate circulation, and support digestion.

Coach Jasmine and two other 540 Fit instructors doing moves from a barre class.

A Barre Fusion Fun Workout

By Samantha McKinney, RD, CPT

Try this sample workout from the Life Time 5/40 Fit program to elevate your heart rate and the fun in your fitness regimen. Plus, get tips for workout routine success from the 5/40 Fit coaches.

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Your “Press Play” Workout Plan: Introducing the 5/40 Fit Program

By Samantha McKinney, RD, CPT

Learn about this coaching-team-led video workout program designed to bring fun, variety, and energy to your routine in a way that also drives results.

The Draney family and their personal trainers at Life Time.

A Whole-Family Health Transformation: Meet the Draney’s

By Samantha McKinney, RD, CPT

What started with a dad looking to address an injury has led to his wife and two kids also joining in on a journey to become their healthiest, happiest selves together.

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6 Night-Hiking Tips

By Sarah Tuff

Hiking after dark heightens the senses in wonderful ways. Learn about the thrills and the chills — plus the skills you need to undertake this adventure.

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A Simple Secret to Running Better

By Michael Dregni

Turns out distraction might be one of the keys to a better running performance, according to a recent study.

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The Murph Challenge

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

This challenging workout — 100 pull-ups, 200 pushups, and 300 squats bookended by one-mile runs — is more popular than ever. World-record holder Alec Blenis talks about how to tailor it to your unique skill level.

David Freeman performing a dual kettlebell front squat.

5 Moves You’ll See in Alpha

By Molly Kopischke

Ready to tap into your inner Alpha athlete? Try these staple movements from our strength-building signature group training program.

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Can Bicycles Help Create a Better World?

By Michael Dregni

We often think of cycling in terms of personal health, but it has many social, economic, and environmental impacts.

Jane night and her husband on a tandem recumbent bike

Jane Knight’s Success Story

By Jane Knight

After years of near immobility, a woman gains independence — and much more — when she discovers recumbent cycling.

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STRONG BODY, STRONG MIND: To Step or to Jump?

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

What yoga has taught our fitness editor about the importance of transitions.

a woman stretches her quad while holding a wooden fence on a nature trail

Can Exercise Curb Cancer

By Craig Cox

A 12-week exercise regimen suppressed the growth of prostate-cancer cells, according to a recent study.

a man performs a crossover

The Racquet-Sport Workout (Video)

By Experience Life Staff

An off-court routine to improve your range of motion, joint stability, and overall racquet-sport performance.

two cyclists on a dirt trail

The Health Benefits of Cycling

By Michael Dregni

Cycling enthusiasts and experts explains the many ways that hopping on a bike, whether indoors or out, can boost your overall health — and just maybe help build a better world.

Becca Rigg lifting a weight in Life Time.

Goal-Setting That Sticks

By Becca Rigg

How-to guidance from a trainer for setting achievable goals. Plus, her top eight tips for lasting success.

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