Category: Research

7 Big Benefits Of Exercising Outside This Winter

Let’s face it — it’s tough to find the motivation to exercise outside these days. During the work week, sometimes both legs of our daily commutes are completed in utter darkness. And while weekend sunshine is appreciated, it doesn’t do much to warm up our…

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7 Reasons You Should Listen To Music When You Workout

Research consistently finds that listening to music distracts athletes from their “bodily awareness”. And a recent study found that not just listening, but controlling and creating music in time to one’s pace had an even more profound effect on perceived…

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How to Recover From a Thanksgiving Food Binge

It happens to the best of us: Thanksgiving rolls around and we enjoy the holiday dinner a little too much.If you find yourself in this situation this year, you don’t have to suffer through the aftereffects. Here are some things you can do the day after…

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How to Use Cheat Days to Lose Weight

Science says go for it. BY SHELLEY LEVITT | Women’s Health Magazine Bigfoot. The deadly combo of Pop Rocks and cola. Uncontrollable holiday weight gain. Turns out, not even that last one was ever real. When National Institutes of Health researchers looked…

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7 Ways to Make Your Lunges More Effective

These aren’t your average lunges. by: Alexa Tucker | Self.com Lunges are a fantastic compound exercise to target your legs and glutes, but if you rely on the same movement to work your lower body in every workout, you might be hampering the butt-strengthening…

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3 Reasons Why You Hate Running

1. You’re doing it all wrong When most people think of running, they chalk it up in their minds to be this huge ordeal in which they should be huffing and puffing, bent over with hands on knees at every stop light, and drenched in sweat about 30 seconds in –…

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