The head coach of men's basketball at the University of Virginia explains why thankfulness is essential for success in athletics and in life.
Starting a new workout or signing up for a race are great motivators, but limited time and waning enthusiasm often get in the way. Here's what to do when you start to lose steam.
This staple move in yoga and fitness classes everywhere is getting a makeover. Try three new ways to plank and get stronger starting tonight.
Under-fueling an active lifestyle may inhibit your ability to make progress and increase your risk of developing chronic injury, fatigue, and other conditions.
Abs may get all the attention, but there's another major player that is just as crucial to strengthening your core and, interestingly enough, your spirit.
If you find yourself dreading an activity that you once looked forward to, here's how to get back that feel-good motivation that inspired you to move in the first place.
Any kind of workout offers benefits, as long as you don't get hurt. Here are a few key instances when you want to pay extra attention to your performance.
The following workouts incorporate elements of yoga for a mind-body experience that also gets your heart thumping.
Wearable health technology is a great way to get motivated and monitor your progress. But don't assume these all-knowing super watches always know what’s best for you.
Some people are more naturally built to run than others. Still that doesn't stop all shapes and sizes from lining up on race day. Question is, should it?
While yoga can help you get long and lean over time, you may to want supplement your practice with these off-the-mat training plans to maintain a healthy weight.
Can’t seem to consistently get a good night’s rest? New research shows that a regular fitness routine may be your best ally in the quest for high-quality shut-eye.
When it comes to building a consistent fitness routine, timing is everything.
You never miss practice and it shows—you're looking and feeling great. But it may not be enough to reach all of your fitness and health goals.
Slowing down and focusing attention can help improve the action and the outcome of your strength workout.