
13 Hydration FAQs, Answered by an Expert
Whether you’re hitting the ski slopes, hanging at a backyard gathering, or soaking up the sun at the beach, one of the most important things to remember—in all seasons—is to stay hydrated.

Whether you’re hitting the ski slopes, hanging at a backyard gathering, or soaking up the sun at the beach, one of the most important things to remember—in all seasons—is to stay hydrated.

When asked about her diet, gold medal-winning gymnast Nastia Liukin answered: “My mom always told me to treat my body like an expensive car—to put the best fuel in it.”
What’s the best move to do to get your heart rate up for a quick cardio workout? —Matthew H. If you really want to break a sweat during your workout, look no further than good ol’ burpees. As a benchwarmer on my high school’s track team, I had to do 50 of the punishing-but-effective move ...
I’m going on vacation next week and can’t wait to rock my new bathing suit—but I’m just a little self-conscious of the dimples on my legs. I’m going to start using the foam roller to help, but are there any quick fixes for cellulite? —Simone S.
I can’t seem to ease my lower back pain. I’m an active person, I use a standing desk at work, and try to stretch during the day, but nothing seems to help with the soreness. Are there any exercises I can do to release my lower back? —Peter F.
I love using my foam roller for a post-workout massage—but is there anything else I can do with it? —Rachel G.

January is such an optimistic time. Resolutions are set, diets are committed to, and the treadmills at the gym are practically smoking because they’re getting so much mileage.

Looking to get strong, break a sweat, and boost your energy—without ever stepping into a gym? Whether you’re just starting your fitness journey or looking to upgrade your at-home training, this full-body workout routine is designed to challenge and tone your entire body using just your bodyweight and minimal space.

On average, we dedicate 12 minutes out of every Monday to complaining about the start of the week. Yeah, weekends are the greatest. But exactly how much fun you have on Saturday and Sunday might make Monday seem even worse.

Already an integral part of healthy relationships (and, you know, propagating the world), heading to the bedroom might actually be more important to overall health and well-being than previously realized.

Here are some of the bizarre—but awesome—apps out there changing the face of fitness, health, and wellness.

Still doing crunches at the gym in a quest for abs like Kate Hudson or Channing Tatum? While those classic sit-ups do work your core, it’s unlikely they’ll transform your stomach completely without some serious supporting moves. Ready for a routine that will give you a toned, sleek midriff?

“I love sitting on an airplane for hours and hours!” said nobody, ever. Even if chronic pain isn’t an issue, being stuck in close quarters and a stuffy atmosphere can make a body sore and stiff as a board. But it’s possible to combat travel aches with a few yoga poses you can do anywhere–even at ...

You know that you need a little bit of cardio in your training plan in order to have a healthy heart and to see the best results from your workouts, you just can’t get seem to lace up your sneakers and get going. Yep, it’s exercise apathy.

A single ingredient helps a human grow from a tiny, helpless infant into a walking, titanic toddler: breast milk, aka the original superfood.

Typical office workers spend as much as 75 percent of their day in a chair. Think about it: You sit in your car to drive to work, you sit at your desk, you sit in meetings, you sit at lunch, and you probably sit in front of the TV when you come home. Depressing, right?