Planning a Getaway? The Best Ways to Stay Fit and Healthy
Traveling is all about relaxing — and while you're doing so, it doesn't hurt to feel your best and most confident. Here's how.
Read more →Comprehensive fitness involves a mix of strength training for hypertrophy, HIIT for metabolic health, and corrective exercises for postural alignment.
Traveling is all about relaxing — and while you're doing so, it doesn't hurt to feel your best and most confident. Here's how.
Read more →These cardio moves burn maximum calories while targeting abs to help you blast belly fat faster! Do this workout as a cardio routine, or as an add-on to a strength-training session up to four non-consecutive days a week to get six-pack results.
Read more →A HIIT jump rope workout is a fun and efficient way to improve your fitness, build your strength and burn calories without a ton of equipment.
Read more →Planning for seasonal changes, finding support from group exercise and embracing events and activities that the season has to offer are key factors in staying fit through the transition.
Read more →Running has a TON of benefits. So if you need a few more reasons to pound the pavement, here are 17 of them.
Read more →We all know that sitting for an extended period of time isn’t good for your health. But unfortunately, roughly 80 percent of jobs are now considered sedentary, and many involve sitting most of the day.
Read more →It’s no secret that in order to get in better shape (i.e., lose some extra body fat and improve your general fitness) you have to make lifestyle changes. But here are changes you DON'T have to make.
Read more →Running mile after mile is only one way to improve your pace and endurance. If you want to run faster, give this strength-training workout a shot.
Read more →Dive into what makes plyometric training so great for runners and which exercises you should start doing today to dominate your next race.
Read more →Browse Sophie Gray’s popular Instagram account ([@WayofGray](https://www.instagram.com/wayofgray/)) and you’ll notice two things right off the bat: her big, silly smile that makes you feel like she’s already your BFF and her constant encouragement towards self-love and healthy living.
Read more →Wanna look rockin’ from behind? Drop it like a squat! Squats are arguably the best exercise you can do for your derriere. If you want a better booty, why not join the LIVESTRONG team’s squat challenge?
Read more →In a sea of fitspiration on Instagram, it can be impossible to find a relatable voice. That’s why we’re psyched about Sophie Gray, a 21-year-old registered holistic nutritionist and certified personal trainer with enviable abs and a body-positive message.
Read more →Now that it's week 3 of the squat challenge, it's a great time to introduce some new squat variations into your routine. Here are 15 options for you to try.
Read more →Ready for the first week of the LIVESTRONG.COM 30-Day Squat Challenge? Here are 7 tips to help you make the most of this next month.
Read more →Just because the squat challenge is nearly over doesn't mean you have to stop your booty-building efforts. Here's what you need to know to keep those glutes strong.
Read more →Squats are a great glute-strengthening exercise that will make you butt look great! But here are three other, often-forgotten things you should also incorporate into the squat challenge.
Read more →Squats aren't the only exercise for your glutes (though they're certainly effective). Here are 17 of the best exercises you can do for your backside.
Read more →Don't let your squat routine get boring! Once you've mastered the basic squat form, give one of these 11 other squat variations a shot.
Read more →No room at the gym? No problem. It actually doesn’t take a lot of equipment to get a killer workout. In fact, all you need is a barbell, dumbbells and two kettlebells! So the next time all the machines at the gym are taken, don’t sweat it.
Read more →Angela Davis speaks with LIVESTRONG.COM's Michelle Vartan about overcoming depression with SoulCycle, faith, and fitness.
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