Fitness Feature

Mother Nature can be an inspiring personal trainer. Follow her rhythms to banish workout boredom, stave off injury, and build your fitness.

Your body evolves as you age — and your workout program should, too. Here's a guide to staying active through the decades.

Resist the call of the couch! For our basic well-being, we need to get moving.

Discover how yoga inspired personal transformations — both on and off the mat — for these 10 practitioners.

Learn how to blend your exercise preferences with biofeedback to help you get stronger and fitter.

The key to sticking with a workout program may be strengthening the “muscle” between your ears.

Strengthening your muscles is only one part of the equation. Learn how posture, breathing, and coordination can make your center more stable and solid.

As doctors learn more about their consequences, people who have suffered traumatic brain injuries are finding renewed hope.

Here are six ways strength training supports your overall health — beyond building muscle and burning fat.

Workout partners can help you stay committed to fitness and have fun. Here’s what you need to know to form an active relationship that gets results.

Discover how your circulatory system can support athletic performance — and help nutrients flow through the body.

New approaches are making this ancient practice work for those who exercise, play hard — and want to keep their edge.

When it comes to walking, many of us have fallen into bad habits. But, by "relearning" to walk, we can improve our bodies and our minds.

Are you going through all the motions, but not getting the results you want? A master training plan founded on the principles of periodization is the surest route to reaching your goals.

Tired of the same old stretching routine? Functional Range Conditioning can help you build flexibility, athleticism, and real-world strength in a whole new way.

Your trainer tells you one thing. The Internet says another. And your workout partner says they’re both wrong. It’s time to get the straight scoop on prevalent fitness adages.

For decades we’ve been told that endurance exercise is good for the heart. But as more endurance athletes are diagnosed with heart issues, they are learning the hard way that more isn’t always better.

Understanding and exercising your body’s sling systems is an innovative, integrated, and efficient approach to getting stronger and fitter.

Incorporating fun into your workout can make it more inspiring and effective — just like when you were a kid.

We asked some top Personal Trainers what they wish more of their clients would do in the name of great fitness outcomes. Here’s what they said.

Relieve your sore spine with these accessible exercises.