More gyms in Maine are catering to an older clientele
Andy Mancall, a retired physician who lives in Cape Elizabeth, lifts a kettlebell while working out at Spurling…
Why this ‘badass’ weighted vest could be the secret to fitness
With Olander’s Nike credentials, it’s no surprise that aesthetics and comfort are central — “obviously performance and innovation…
‘You don’t need harder or heavier workouts’: Why you’re not building muscle definition after 50
Building muscle is different to building muscle definition. When someone mentions ‘definition’, they’re referring to how visible the…
Physical activity paradox: Not all exercise is beneficial, as a new dementia study reiterates
The benefits of physical activity are well known, from improved mood and sleep to better brain health and…
HIIT Cycling Workout: Build Fitness Fast Before Season’s End
7 min read High intensity interval training can improve everyone’s cycling fitness—regardless of ability level. I used to…
A Fitness Editor’s Favorite Labor Day Deals on Training Gear
Charles Thorp is the Fitness and Reviews Editor at Men’s Health, where he shares the best product recommendations…
5 Exercises to Help Runners Over 50 Build Strength and Mobility
Running is often treated as an endurance sport, but every stride is also a display of strength: Your…
The New Exercise Trend for People Who Hate Going to the Gym
Exercise snacks, short and sharp bursts of movement squeezed into everyday life, are drawing new attention as busy…
Researchers tracked 147,374 people for up to 30 years and found a striking strength-training sweet spot: those averaging about 90 to 120 minutes a week had 27% lower mortality from neurological disease, with little additional longevity benefit beyond two hours.
The most arresting result in a vast new strength-training analysis was not the overall longevity figure. It was…
The Dos and Don’ts of Joining Your Boss in the Gym
Zach Schofel, cofounder and CEO of lease platform Cosign, gives new employees two options: a 7:20 a.m. Barry’s…
How Theo James Trains to Get Stronger Than Ever at 41 – with a 200kg Deadlift in His Sights
Theo James is 41 years old, a father and, presumably, a fairly busy bloke. He can also reportedly…
Gunna Says He’s Been to the Gym Every Day for Three Years Straight
Gunna has opened up about how working out in the gym has become one of his most consistent…