Put a finger down if you’ve ever experienced having to wonder, What workout should I do today? Well, same! Between HIIT workouts, resistance training, Pilates, and cardio, it’s easy to get overwhelmed ...

If you're spending two or four days in the gym, alternate between upper- and lower-body exercises to allow space for growth and recovery, experts say.

Fitness is a journey that is unique to everyone. The first step is establishing realistic exercise expectations for yourself, and then getting into a routine that fits your lifestyle and adheres to ...

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As a regular gym-goer, I’m always on the hunt for time-saving hacks that can elevate my workouts. So when I spoke to a personal trainer about wanting to spend less time in the gym—but still needing to ...

“This allows for more frequent strength training sessions per week or the ability to adapt your real life to your sessions, and also give each muscle group proper time to recover between workouts,” ...

Lunges and squats are both popular strength exercises for your lower body. There are a ton of variations of these moves — some that may even look and feel almost identical. When it comes to lunges and ...

Strength training should be a staple of any fitness routine. In addition to increasing muscle strength and mass, regular strength training helps maintain strong bones, improve balance and offers ...

Marathon runners often overlook strength training, despite its proven importance. Although coaches emphasize leg workouts, ...

Recently, we shared our Squat to Medicine Ball Toss exercise. To kick things up a notch in this version of the exercise, we add an additional rotational element to help you build more rotational power ...

The 2-2-2 method focuses on effective volume. 'Muscle growth doesn't come from endless volume. It comes from effective volume, those high quality, close to failure reps that generate enough mechanical ...

A four-day workout split simply means that your programming is based on four lifting days per week, without repeating the same workout twice, says Rothberg. How you organize those sessions depends on ...