TRI (HARDER): Fit Goals, Not Fitspo
With the starting line in sight, the big and (seemingly) small benefits of triathlon training are becoming more clear.
With the starting line in sight, the big and (seemingly) small benefits of triathlon training are becoming more clear.
In the context of other life priorities — such as career and family — sometimes our workout plans have to give a little. But how much, and for how long?
For these eight Life Time members, choosing fitness changed everything.
Relay adventures combine fun and friends with a daunting athletic challenge.
Get a peek at this landmark development and Life Time’s newest athletic resort destination, now open in the heart of downtown Chicago.
Our best fitness tips to help you move well, recover fully, and achieve your fittest life.
How actress-athlete Maxine Bahns and her husband, Patrick Watson, are navigating first-time parenthood.
Four reasons to work finish lines consistently into your health and fitness approach.
Clear thinking, vibrant skin, healthy kidneys, and bountiful energy — they all depend on an adequate daily intake of water. Are you getting enough liquids? And if you work out, are you getting the right kind? Find out why you should look before you gulp.
Diagnosed with a terminal lung disease, a longtime athlete focused on maintaining his fitness while preparing for a transplant.
The older, the better? You bet! These age-specific strategies will help you get off on the right foot.
Am I tempting fate to be out on the basketball court at my age?
Forget pouring out your innermost secrets — your fitness log may have a few things to tell you. Which is why you oughta start keeping one.
How a photo inspired one woman to change her life — and the image she projects to the world.
This week, I turn 29 years old. With only one year left of my 20s, I’ve decided it’s time to get moving on some of the goals that have been…
Our fitness experts tackle your questions on Tabata training, footstrike, and getting in shape for basketball. Plus, a fitness fix for muscle cramps.
A mother of five realizes her resolution to make positivity habitual.
With employers’ medical costs on the rise, the smart money is on supporting healthy change.
It took years, and more than one medical scare, for LaDawn Riggs to move beyond good intentions and yo-yo dieting. But once she did, the results were life changing.
Many fitness enthusiasts and athletes are now blending Eastern and Western exercise techniques for better results, including mind-body health. Find out why this fusion works so well — and how you can create a harmonious fitness mix for yourself.
The first step to breathing better in the water? Breathing better out of the water.