Workout Tips

How many steps per day should you take? The number varies by age

The famous 10,000-step goal is a marketing slogan, not a health rule.

Researchers highlight an easy way to improve stability

Researchers say improving your balance could be one of the smartest ways to stay independent as you age.

Want to strengthen your bones? Then take the stairs

More people are climbing stairs at a brisk pace in the hope of strengthening their bones. However, experts say the approach has both benefits and limitations.

Doing the same workout every day may quietly raise your risk of dying early

A 30-year study of more than 111,000 adults found a striking longevity gap tied to exercise variety.

Japanese Walking Method Linked to Greater Health Benefits Than 10,000 Steps

A simple Japanese walking technique is attracting attention after researchers found it may deliver greater fitness benefits than the traditional 10,000-step target.

How many steps per day should you take? The number varies by age

The famous 10,000-step goal is a marketing slogan, not a health rule.

Researchers highlight an easy way to improve stability

Researchers say improving your balance could be one of the smartest ways to stay independent as you age.

Want to strengthen your bones? Then take the stairs

More people are climbing stairs at a brisk pace in the hope of strengthening their bones. However, experts say the approach has both benefits and limitations.

Doing the same workout every day may quietly raise your risk of dying early

A 30-year study of more than 111,000 adults found a striking longevity gap tied to exercise variety.

Why one training machine stands out in public health research

Short on time and motivation, a public health researcher argues that one simple training choice can deliver far more results than most people expect.

No gym required: Nine cardio exercises you can do at home

You do not need machines or weights to raise your heart rate.Using your own body weight, you can strengthen both cardiovascular fitness and...

New research explains how to stretch effectively

Stretching is a fixed part of many people’s exercise routines. New research, however, shows that its effects are often misunderstood.

Research reviews the effects of common supplements in strength training

Shakers, powders and promises fill today’s gyms, but research suggests only a few supplements make any real difference.

New study shows when fitness and strength begin to decline

A long-term Swedish study provides new insight into the age at which the body’s strength and fitness start to fade.

Exercise can ease depressive symptoms as effectively as therapy

Many people with depression find that established treatments do not help. New research points to a more accessible approach.