Trainer Garett Reid recommends a low-intensity strength routine and blood sugar checks to help people with diabetes learn how exercise affects them.
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Surprising But True—drinking A Beet Shot Before Your Workout Can Boost Your Endurance And Power
A review of 33 studies links beet juice to modest gains in aerobic capacity, high-intensity performance and power, with dose and timing important.
Orangetheory Members Can Now Use Apple Watch To Track Workouts
Orangetheory members at participating U.S. studios can connect Apple Watch to OTconnect for a one-time $99 fee and track workout metrics.
Build Core Strength With This No-equipment 10-Minute Beginner-friendly Pilates Workout
Fit&Well outlines a no-equipment, 10-minute Pilates routine for beginners, with six moves, modifications and a suggested weekly schedule.
Yoga, Pilates Linked To Longer Lifespans In New Study
An analysis of more than 55,000 U.S. adults linked yoga and Pilates with lower mortality risk, but it did not establish that either practice extends life.
The One Mistake Nearly Everyone Makes When They Start Pilates—and How To Avoid It
Pilates instructor Marina Enright says beginners should build a foundation before trying advanced variations, using control, breath and modifications.
I Use This Exercise To Help My Clients Over 50 Improve Their Balance, Posture And Core Strength—and It Only Takes 60 Seconds
A Fit&Well report describes how a trainer uses the suitcase carry to work on balance, posture and core strength, with lighter options for beginners.
The Three Stretches A Physical Therapist Wishes Everyone Would Do To Improve Their Hip Mobility
Physical therapist Dr. Marivi Lao recommends three gentle hip stretches, with guidance on timing, form and when to ease off.
Fitness International’s Club Studio Expands In LA
Fitness International plans Club Studio locations in Beverly Hills and Santa Monica; opening dates and club details have not been announced.
Wearables Once Again Claim Top Spot In ACSM’s Top Fitness Trends
ACSM ranks wearable technology No. 1 for 2027, while mobile apps, Pilates-related exercise and group fitness gain ground.