Health

5 Reasons to Start Running with a Heart Rate Monitor

Running with a heart rate monitor isn’t just for pros it’s one of the smartest ways to train smarter, avoid burnout, and unlock your full potential. Here's how.

Incline Walking Burns 70% More Fat Than Running on Flat Ground (Here’s the Science Behind It)

A groundbreaking study just proved how incline walking burns more fat than flat running here’s what you need to know to maximize the benefits.

Running vs Walking: Which Burns More Fat Faster?

Is walking enough for fat loss or do you need to run? This science-backed breakdown reveals which burns more calories and which one actually works better for long-term weight loss.

Runners Swear by These Hip Exercises to Stay Injury-Free

Weak hips can ruin your form and cause pain but these 5 exercises and 3 running drills will build strength, boost performance, and keep you running strong

Still Gasping for Air on Runs? Try These 5 Breathing Tricks

Feeling out of breath during every run? These expert-approved breathing tips will help you run easier, last longer, and finally find your rhythm on the road.

The Dangerous Habit That’s Holding You Back as a Runner

Tired of feeling like you’re not fast enough, strong enough, or doing enough? Here’s why comparing yourself to other runners is sabotaging your joy—and what to do instead.

7 Barefoot Running Benefits You’ve Probably Ignored

Curious about barefoot running but not ready to ditch your shoes? Here’s how just a little barefoot time can improve your stride, boost strength, and cut your injury risk.

Side Stitch While Running? Here's How to Stop It and Keep It from Coming Back

Tired of getting sidelined by that annoying pain in your side? Discover what causes side stitches, how to fix them fast, and the best ways to stop them from coming back.

New Study Reveals the Shoe Most Likely to Cause Injury

The type of running shoes you wear might be the hidden reason behind your injuries. Discover what recent research uncovered and how a simple switch could keep you running strong.

Running Could Make You Biologically 9 Years Younger, According to Science

Can running actually slow down aging? According to science, it can. A study found that regular runners may have a biological age nearly 9 years younger than inactive adults. Here's how.