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Here’s How Many Reps You Should Do, Depending on Your Fitness Goals

When you lift a weight, how many times should you lift it? Supposedly, there’s a correct “rep range” to use…

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How to Know If You Need a Weightlifting Belt (and How to Use It)

Belts are useful tools for weightlifting (and I have recommendations on my favorites here), but who should be using them?…

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Eating Shellfish From Oregon and Washington Is Dangerous, FDA Says

Oysters, bay clams, and other shellfish harvested in Washington and Oregon could cause paralytic shellfish poisoning, the FDA recently warned.…

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Sorry, Strength Training Doesn’t Count as Zone 2 Exercise

Heart rate zones are big in the fitness world right now, and every smartwatch and fitness tracker will happily tell…

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Nike Run Club Is a Slick, Fun App for Casual and Intermediate Runners

To continue my series on the best running apps (see also: Runna, and going app-less), I spent some time this…

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Is ‘Ultra-Processed’ Food Really That Bad for You?

We eat a lot of ultra-processed food. It’s everywhere, and the cheapest grocery options are often ultra-processed ones. That’s why…

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TikTok Myth of the Week: Raw Milk Is Good For You

Raw milk is natural and brings you closer to the earth. It is also a great way to get sick.…

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You Can Get Used to Exercising in the Heat

Nobody likes to feel sluggish and sweaty, so when the sun is set to “broil,” I understand that you’d rather…

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The Differences Between Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke (and How to Handle Them)

With a record-breaking heat dome roasting the eastern half of the United States this week, it’s important to not only…

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What to Do When There’s an Excessive Heat Warning

Much of the eastern United States is under a heat dome right now, a weather formation that traps hot, humid…

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