Fitness

Because not all used Bikes are what they seem.

Get off the treadmill and explore new routes, play games, meet friends, or jump into a training plan.

Itching doesn’t mean you have to give up running.

Whether you want big lats or just good posture, here’s what to do.

We have answers to questions like "where do I put my phone?" and "how do I stay safe in the woods?"

If you have the time for it, "LISS cardio" is like a cheat code for fitness gains.

Want to get stronger, sleep better, and live healthier? You'll have to ignore some of the stuff your apps tell you to do.

These are two very different types of fitness trackers.

Including top models from Garmin, Coros, and Suunto.

It would be great if Fitbits and Apple Watches were accurate, but sorry—they're not.

Just want a fitness tracker, but don’t know where to start? Here are our picks for the best Fitbit, the best Apple Watch, and the best budget option.

If you only take it easy because a gadget is telling you to, you're doing it backwards.

The Oura ring and Whoop band dominate this category, but we have a favorite smartwatch to throw in the ring as well.

Zones are based on your heart rate, but each app has its own idea of where they start and end.

Including the best Garmin, the best budget Garmin, and the underdog favorite you’ve probably never heard of.

Or, why I’ll take “time in bed” over a sleep score any day.

The best bone conduction headphones that allow you to hear your surroundings, but that actually sound decent.

You've heard of bicep curls, but have you been doing your wrist and finger curls?

The muscles in your lower back don’t get enough love. Here are some of the exercises you might be missing.

Surprise—the biggest calorie burn doesn’t come from exercises that feel the hardest.