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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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Peloton Kind of Sucks As a Running App

In our tour of running apps (see my reviews of Runna and Nike Run Club), I’ve been focusing on apps…

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How to Know If You Need Knee Sleeves When Lifting Weights (and How to Use Them)

Once you start squatting serious weight, you may look around and realize that other people wear something on their knees.…

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Power Zone Workouts Are the Best Thing About the Peloton Bike

Peloton bikes are best known for their video classes, which feature a social leaderboard, chatty instructors, and handpicked music. But…

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How to Use the ‘80/20’ Rule for Running

Runners often swear by the 80/20 rule for organizing their training—but this is no relation to the Pareto principle of…

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