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Build Cardio Endurance With Zone 3 Training

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Discover how to build endurance — and avoid “junk miles” — by training in this midrange cardio zone.

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Looking to Improve Your Endurance and Athletic Performance? Try Building Your Heat Tolerance.

By Danny King

A Life Time personal trainer shares how training to tolerate high temps can unlock endurance gains and boost athletic performance.

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The Case for Rounding Your Back While Lifting

By Alec Blenis, CSCS, CES, PN2

You’ve undoubtedly been told to maintain a “flat” back while lifting. But breaking this rule occasionally might help you gain strength, mobility, and resilience. Here’s what you need to know.

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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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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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3 Tips to Build a Consistent Fitness Routine

By Barbara Powell, MA, NBC–HWC

Try these “cheat codes” to create more consistency in your fitness routine.

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6 Tips to Wind Down After an Evening Workout

By Sarah Tuff

Exercising at night can leave you too amped up for sleep. These expert tips can help you relax.

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5 Tips to Help Overcome Clumsiness

By Lauren Bedosky

There are all sorts of reasons you might be clumsy. Here are some expert tips to help build balance, body awareness, and motor control.

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5 Signs You May Need a Recovery Day

By Lauren Bedosky

Has your fitness performance stalled? Are you feeling irritable? Those are just two of the signs that your body may need an exercise break.

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The Problem With Using the RICE Protocol to Treat a Soft Tissue Injury

By Nicole Radziszewski

Some think the RICE protocol — rest, ice, compression, and elevation — is an outdated way to handle injuries. Here’s how to use a little PEACE and LOVE for recovery.

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What Treating a Migraine With Botox Means for Upper-Body Strength

By Jessica Migala

Can Botox treatments for migraine headaches cause weakness in trapezius muscles? We ask the experts.

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How Can I Become a Morning-Workout Person?

By Lauren Bedosky

Rise and shine! Explore these six tips to help you work out in the mornings.

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How Does Exercise Influence Your Cortisol Levels?

By Lauren Bedosky

Does the stress of working out help or harm regulation of this critical hormone? Read on to learn more.

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Expert Answers: How Do I Pick a Good Personal Trainer?

By Andrew Heffernan

Learn how to choose a coach who matches your needs, goals, and motivation style.

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What Are Some of the Latest Rules Around Health Club Etiquette?

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Our fitness editor reflects on how to make health clubs more welcoming for everyone.

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Can I Plan Around the Phases of My Menstrual Cycle to Boost Athletic Performance?

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Learn how to use cycle syncing to get the most from your fitness routine.

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Do Sore Muscles Mean I Got a Good Workout?

By Maggie Fazeli Fard

Our fitness editor explains what your muscle soreness is trying to tell you. (Hint: It has nothing to do with the quality of your workout.)

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