Should I Eat Before or After a Workout?
Eating before a workout can help your stamina, but over-exerting yourself after a large meal can make you nauseous. Working out on an empty stomach may improve fat burning, but you’ll fatigue quicker
Eating before a workout can help your stamina, but over-exerting yourself after a large meal can make you nauseous. Working out on an empty stomach may improve fat burning, but you’ll fatigue quicker
Bodyweight exercises can be a great way to make exercise part of your daily routine, but how effective are they at contributing to weight loss?
As you focus more on your health and achieving fitness goals, you may worry about workout plateaus. Here are some ways to avoid hitting that plateau.
Exercising too frequently can increase your risk of injury and burnout. Not exercising enough will prevent you from reaching your goals. Here’s how to find the balance.
Using cables, machines, or free weights are all valid ways to build muscle and strength, but they’re not the same. Here’s how they differ and when to use each.
Building a strong, defined chest can be challenging, but these calisthenic workouts can help you get there.
Your core muscles are integral for your posture and stability. Here’s how you can use calisthenics to strengthen and tone them.
If every trainer and website claims to have the best workout plan or best diet plan possible for you, why do they all seem to disagree?
Body positivity presents several valid critiques of the wellness industry, especially the tendency for weight loss and thinness to be glorified. Is there a middle ground where you promote weight loss and body positivity?
Understanding periodization can be an invaluable tool in helping you push past plateaus in your fitness training.
Body weight exercises to build a stronger back don’t have to be overly complicated. Try this calisthenics back workout.
New Age spirituality often makes unsubstantiated claims about the connection between the body and mind that can get a little far-fetched. Here’s what we actually know about the relationship between your mind and body.
META: Strong shoulder muscles provide strength and stability for dozens of movements, and using calisthenics for shoulder training can help improve performance and reduce risk of injury in other workouts.