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What Is a DUPR Rating in Pickleball?

A Life Time pickleball pro explains what a DUPR rating is, how to determine your own, and why it’s the key to playing more enjoyable and competitive matches.
By Callie Fredrickson

What Counts as Strength Training?

Study after study shows that strength is essential for long-term health. But what are the most efficient ways to get stronger?
By Andrew Heffernan

Just Move: 3 Workouts for When You’re Short on Time or Energy

These efficient, effective strength and conditioning workouts can help you stay active on days that don’t go as planned.
By Tina Nguyen

5 Daily Stretches for Healthy Aging

A stretching routine to help you maintain mobility, reduce stiffness, and move with ease.
By Mathew Rosas, CPT, CES

How Can I Use My Apple Watch for Heart-Rate Training at Life Time?

For smarter workouts, pair your Apple Watch with the Life Time app and bring them into your GTX and Alpha classes.
By Tina Nguyen

7 Functional-Fitness Moves to Help You Build Strength for Life

Going from sitting to standing, carrying a heavy bag, walking up and down stairs — we want to be able to do these activities with ease for as long as possible. Perform these exercises to strengthen your body for everyday movements like these and more.
By Tina Nguyen

An Energizing Yoga Flow

Energy waning? Stoke your inner fire with this seven-pose practice.
By Lauren Bedosky

Talks — S12, EP27 / Curiosity, Courage, and Connection: Lessons From a Mother-Daughter Hybrid Fitness Competition

Hear about one woman’s experience competing in a hybrid fitness competition with her 82-year-old mother and the lessons she learned from it, including the transformative power of facing challenges at any age.

With Jennifer Walter

What’s the Difference Between MAT FUSION and MAT PILATES?

A breakdown of these two unique Life Time formats and demonstration of some of the exercises you might see in each class.
By Emily Ewen

Why Drinking Less Alcohol Is Important for Fitness

Learn why limiting your alcohol consumption matters for reaching your fitness goals.
By Andrew Heffernan

Can Stress Really Affect the Results of My Workouts?

Learn when stress helps your body get stronger — and when it holds you back.
By Tina Nguyen

4 Ways to Move Your Body That Won’t Spike Your Cortisol

High-intensity training isn’t the only way to achieve fitness progress. These tips can help you balance those efforts with exercises that promote cortisol regulation, allowing you to reap the many benefits of active recovery.
By Mathew Rosas, CPT, CES

Talks — S12, EP25 / Train Hard, Recover Harder: Advice for Bouncing Back (Performance & Longevity Series)

Learn lifestyle strategies for supporting your recovery — whether you’re training intensely or coming back from an injury.

With Jim LaValle, RPh, CCN

5 Ways to Spend a Recovery Day at Life Time

Consider this your invitation to spend a restorative day at your athletic country club.
By Emily Ewen

Talks — S12, EP24 / Pickleball is Here to Stay: A Conversation With Pickleball Pro Andy Peeke

Explore pickleball’s meteoric rise from a little-known pastime to America’s fastest-growing sport, driven in part by its accessibility, competitive appeal, and community-building power.

With Pickleball Pro Andy Peeke

Why Hydration Is So Important for Fitness

Learn why drinking adequate water matters for reaching your fitness goals and how to ensure you’re getting enough.
By Andrew Heffernan

5 Common Fitness Goals for Spring

A Dynamic Personal Trainer outlines common fitness goals for spring and offers advice for reaching them.
By Emily Ewen

Why Eating More Plant-Based Food Is Important for Fitness

Learn why plant-based foods matter for reaching your fitness goals and how to ensure you’re getting enough.
By Andrew Heffernan

4 Tips for Taking a Post-Meal Walk

Make the most of your digestive stroll with these tips.
By Lauren Bedosky

What Is the Best Age to Start Swim Lessons?

Recommendations for when to start your kids in swim lessons and how to progress as they become comfortable in the water.
By Tina Nguyen
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