Move Well

Shaking Up Osteoporosis Treatment

When Time magazine released its Best Inventions of 2025, alongside the chlorine-removing water filter, chemical-free mosquito bite treatment, and temperature-controlled medication storage was a...
Flexibility

The Flexibility Factor

Exercise is a foundation of a healthy body. Doing a combination of cardio and strength-training activities on most days of the week helps lower the risk of heart disease,...
Adult Skipping

Skipping: Not Just for Kids

Many of us remember active playtime when we were kids that involved hopping, jumping, running, and skipping. Back then, physical activity like that was pure fun. Then we became...
Acupressure mats

Ouch or Ahhh? The Lowdown on Acupressure Mats

If you’ve seen ads for acupressure mats—that they can relieve back and other body pains, reduce muscle tension, lessen stress, promote relaxation, increase energy levels, improve sleep, get rid...
Zone 2 workout

In the Zone (2)?

For the past 10 years or so, high-intensity exercise like HIIT (high-intensity interval training) has been all the rage, where a 20-minute full-out session a few times a week...
The Alexander Technique

The Alexander Technique

Developed more than a century ago by F. Matthias Alexander, the Alexander Technique is a method for improving posture and reducing muscle tension as you move about in your...
Kettlebells

Kettlebells: Get Swinging

If you frequent a gym, you’ve likely seen, or perhaps even tried, kettlebells—those cannonball-shaped weights with a handle, made of cast iron or steel. Or maybe you’ve wanted to...
How Much Exercise

Good News for ‘Weekend Warriors’

If you have a hard time squeezing exercise in every day, a recent study might offer some reassurance: “Weekend warriors” may reap the same health rewards as people who...
balance

Finding Your Balance

Having good balance is more complex than you may realize. It involves the integration of various sensory and motor systems, including vision (to perceive direction and motion), the vestibular...
wall workouts

Up Against the Wall

Whether it’s Zumba, ballet barre, boot camp workouts, or something else, a new fitness fad seems to always be just around the corner. One of the latest trends: wall...
delayed onset muscle soreness

Feeling Sore the Day After Your Workout?

A reader recently asked: "I started working out in the gym and get quite sore the day after. I’ve heard that means I’ve had a productive workout that will...