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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?

Bahram Akradi, the founder, chairman, and CEO of Life Time — Healthy Way of Life.

Intentional Care

By Bahram Akradi

When we consciously show up for others — in our actions and words — we can create deeper, more meaningful connections.

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PUMPING IRONY: A Formula for Frailty

By Craig Cox

An outing with an elderly friend seems to corroborate recent research weighing the impact of social isolation on the physical fitness of seniors.

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4 Endangered Foods

By Michael Dregni

The climate crisis is threatening the foods we love. Here’s what we can do about it.

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Work From Anywhere: The 3 Life Time Work Locations Set to Open in 2022

By Callie Fredrickson

Life Time Work provides space to embrace the new normal of hybrid work by expanding to three new locations in 2022.

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CLIMATE CHAMPION: Arctic Ice Project

By Elizabeth Millard

This transformative climate project — focused on protecting ice caps — offers surprising hope for the future.

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5 Products to Elevate Your Summer Yard Party

By Experience Life Staff

Five of our favorite products to improve the quality of your outdoor time.

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How to Replace Self-Criticism With Positive Affirmations

By Gina DeMillo Wagner 

Want a fast way to improve your self-image? Replace demoralizing self-criticism with more no-nonsense statements that reflect a positive appreciation for your body — and your present reality. 

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6 Night-Hiking Tips

By Sarah Tuff

Hiking after dark heightens the senses in wonderful ways. Learn about the the skills you need to undertake this adventure.

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CLIMATE CHAMPION: Santa Cruz Mountains Stewardship Network

By Elizabeth Millard

This transformative climate project — focused on protecting ecosystems in the Santa Cruz region — offers surprising hope for the future.

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4 Steps to Eating Less Sugar

By Samantha McKinney, RD, CPT

Looking to reduce your sugar intake? Here are a few easy-to-implement strategies.

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PUMPING IRONY: Typecast

By Craig Cox

Can certain personality traits protect us from cognitive dysfunction as we grow old? New research holds out some hope, but I have my doubts.

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CLIMATE CHAMPION: SCAPE Studio

By Elizabeth Millard

This transformative climate project — that uses “oyster- tecture” to combat shoreline erosion — offers surprising hope for the future.

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CLIMATE CHAMPION: Kiss the Ground

By Elizabeth Millard

This transformative climate project — focused on regenerative agriculture — offers surprising hope for the future.

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Do the Chemicals in Single-Serve Coffee Pods Disrupt Hormones?

By Marco Dregni

A recent study looked at estrogenic chemicals in pod-brewed coffee. Here’s what it found out.

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CLIMATE CHAMPION: Reef Life Foundation

By Elizabeth Millard

This transformative climate project — which uses IntelliReefs to help rebuild coral reefs — offers surprising hope for the future.

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How Nature Supports Our Mental Health

By Henry Emmons, MD

Here’s how nature supports our mind and mood — and how to get more of it.

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How to Dream Big

By Jill Patton, NBC-HWC

Pursuing your dreams means leaping early and often and making bold moves.

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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.

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CLIMATE CHAMPION: One Tree Planted

By Elizabeth Millard

This transformative climate project — focused on reforestation strategy — offers surprising hope for the future.

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