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How Weekend Workouts Could Slash Your Risk of Heart Disease

Let’s say you’re busy. Like, really busy. You barely have time to breathe during the week—between work, errands, family, and everything in between. So you hit the gym hard on the weekends, cramming in long runs, bike rides, or HIIT classes. Sound familiar? Congratulations—you might be a Weekend Warrior. And according to a major new […]

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What Happens When Cities Embrace Night Running?

Did you know exercising after dark can reduce anxiety by up to 30%? While most people think of workouts as a daytime activity, an exciting trend is transforming urban nights into vibrant hubs of health. Welcome to the world of night running and cycling, where health, community, and urban planning collide. Night Fitness: More Than […]

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The Hidden Dangers of Spin Class

This blog goes out to my brother and my sister who have shared many viral videos of strange spin classes over the years. In recent years, spinning classes have surged in popularity, attracting fitness enthusiasts with promises of high-energy workouts and swift calorie burn. However, for some, these classes can lead to a serious condition […]

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The Value of Play

For us up North, it’s getting warmer. And that means (at least for me) forcing the kids outside more. Recent research underscores the critical importance of outdoor play in promoting children’s health and behavioral development. A systematic review has delved into how different features of outdoor play spaces—from swings and sandboxes to the layout and […]

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