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Training plans for those who have never run before to runners looking to improve their performances

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These nonprofits and therapists harness the healing properties of campfires to help veterans, trauma survivors, recovering addicts, and at-risk teens

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What we learned about the power of the mind, drafting, pacing, and more

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Get healthy with us. Let's dive deep into the latest science behind sleep, nutrition, fitness, and more.

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One of these moves requires a bath towel

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At Nike’s Breaking4 event in Paris, the Kenyan star clocked the fastest ever mile by a woman. Here's how she did it—and why the 4-minute mark remains elusive.

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Doctors said she had a small chance of survival—but a special bond with a horse named Savannah helped her pull off a miracle

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Our Sweat Science columnist is on the ground in Paris for Nike’s Breaking4 race on Thursday

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Eating sugar probably isn’t going to drive you to an early grave. But being deathly afraid of it definitely could.

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I’ve spent the past four years twirling, shaking, and rolling around on the floor with strangers and it’s given me more answers than I can count

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Repeated twisting of the uppermost part of your spine can lead to laxity and instability; sports doctors recommend safer options

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Who knew that the key to a good night's sleep was a cute fabric headband?

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These natural formulations definitely don't stink. Hopefully, neither will you.

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Six years ago, Nike orchestrated the world’s first sub-two-hour marathon. Now, the brand—and Faith Kipyegon—are going after the women’s mile with a high-tech suite of shoes, apparel, and race-day strategies.

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Spine doctors say hiking can be a surprisingly good source of back pain relief—but the way you hike matters.

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Your watch or wearable isn't actually the most accurate way to determine how hard your last workout was. This completely analog method is.

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Chilling on your belly is very, very good for your spinal alignment.

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Where to work up a thirst—and toast your adventures—in America’s first national park

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A new approach to endurance training involves inhaling carbon monoxide—and is reviving old debates about dying to win

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For fly-fishing evangelist Austin Campbell, there’s nothing better than catching—and protecting—Yellowstone cutthroat trout

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These yoga poses can help you conquer your next mountain with more mobility—and less pain.

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These moves will prep your lower body and help you avoid injury

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It’s not just about big muscles: scientists now believe that protein is also a recovery aid and even a fuel.

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Your meal frequency can have a major impact on your energy levels.

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These are easy to make and pack a flavorful punch

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Sometimes the whole "calm" thing really must come after the storm.

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According to new research, keeping two repetitions in reserve is almost as good as maxing out every set of your strength routine.

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Not only does the robot waste copious amounts of water, but it spits out incomplete (and bland) recipes

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Physical therapist-approved moves to warm up your arm, back, and chest muscles

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It's time to deeply and truly appreciate the green stuff

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Nutrient-dense, delicious, and super easy to make

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Recent studies show that time spent with a furry friend diversifies your gut microbiome

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The internet is ablaze with criticism of the Millennial workout staple. But are sweats really the answer? Our staffers duke it out.

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Lactic acid has long been vilified, but new research shows that it doesn't impair muscle function. In fact, it might actually be good for you.

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Rather than distracting me, the accessory helped me tune in.

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As a bonus: you can use leftover aloe gel on sunburns, cuts, or on your face for a dewy glow

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A new study shows the once-popular marathon supplement could offer significant endurance gains.

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Before you reach for sleep aids, try this short, simple bedtime meditation.

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The Fast-R Nitro Elite 3 claims to offer the biggest improvements in running economy since the Nike Vaporfly took the world by storm eight years ago.

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Placing purposeful pressure on yourself can challenge your mind and body in a good way

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The best part? You can do these in the comfort of your bedroom.

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You have big training goals. Here’s how to maintain the motivation to match.

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You don’t need to be a pro to care about performing at your best. Here’s how to up your game, reduce injuries, and have more fun doing what you love.

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The key to flexibility, mobility, and comfort is as effective as it is affordable

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Because the natural elements you'll be surrounded by can easily destroy your meds

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Chronic inflammation increases as you age, but serious training can help you avoid it.

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My Thai massage experience featured no table, no fluffy towels, and lots of talking. I left with more insight than expected.

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For days when a gym session is off the table, a collection of at-home strength training gear can give you a full-body workout with zero wait time

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New data explores the complex links between your apps, mental fatigue, and athletic performance.

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Registered dietitians share the benefits of making protein stock your go-to recovery beverage

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An ACE-certified trainer shares exercises to keep your muscles moving on the days you're not doing (or don't feel like doing) a high-intensity workout

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The aches in your back, hips, and knees could be signs to work on your abs

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The best perfumes evoke immediate emotion—and what inspires stronger feels than a beloved outdoor landscape?

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How elite running team the Brooks Beasts fuels up for spring training

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For one month, I experimented with routines, supplements, and gadgets to boost my rest. Here's what worked and what didn't.

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The pelvic floor contains 14 to 16 different muscles. These habits are weakening them.

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Wearing sunscreen in winter may not seem essential, but the UV rays are just as strong (or stronger) on snowy slopes

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Frustrated by work, climate anxiety, and the noise of daily life, I grabbed my paddleboard and set off on a 1,200-mile-long journey through North America’s waterways. What I found wasn’t just adventure, but proof that water has the power to calm the mind, connect people, and remind us what really matters.

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Doctors and registered dieticians share their best tips to avoid falling for bad wellness advice on social media

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I walked into my first silent meditation retreat thinking I’d entered the zombie apocalypse—blank stares, slow steps, and an eerie quiet. But by the end, I discovered a kind of peace I never knew existed.

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For days when there's just not time to take an entire class

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The risks of training while depleted are finally getting lots of attention—maybe too much

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I walked 62,804 steps around Manhattan. Somewhere around mile 20, I realized that slowing down didn’t need to mean falling behind

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It’s packed with dates, nuts, raisins, shredded coconut, spinach powder, and cinnamon—among other delicious ingredients

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Scientists tackle the challenge of maintaining qualities like high VO2 max and good running economy even when you’re tired

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How personalized treatment plans can help you achieve your wellness goals

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It’s either way more than you think or way less than you think, depending on which scientists you listen to

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I committed to taking my laptop outside every workday—no matter the weather—to see if the well-being I felt in nature during summer could extend year-round

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Infrared saunas claim to detox the body, relieve pain, and rejuvenate your skin, among other lofty promises. But do they deliver?

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Fruits, veggies, flax milk, hemp seeds, and more make for a smoothie that's not too sweet, doesn't have any funky ingredients, and packs a great protein punch

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Two new studies add fresh data to the debate about exercise and brain function

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Expert-approved ways to warm up your ankles calves ahead of your next workout

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Despite what social media leads us to believe, you can't eat your way to balanced hormones

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The barrier is closer than it seems, researchers argue—if you fully optimize drafting and other logistical details.

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Ditching the data and simplifying my runs for a month had some unexpected side effects. Here’s why you should try it.

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If you strength train or hit the gym in general, these yoga poses will feel very familiar to you.

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A good hair care routine protects your hair during and after your gym sesh

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Two stalwart ski pros serve the mountain bikers outside El Paso some singletrack giddyup, plus extra gratitude for key trail-maintenance efforts

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Core-strengthening can look like a lot of things—even a yoga pose. These practices enhance stability, support, and the way you show up for go-to sport.

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New data suggests that the most efficient uphill slope is steeper than you think

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