In-person fitness classes were forced to go virtual at the beginning of the pandemic, but now, the reverse is happening: an online workout platform is opening a brick and mortar studio. Fitness ...

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Undoubtedly the pandemic has hit us hard. However, people are changing their lifestyles in favor of healthy living. As the fitness industry took an online turn to survive, fitness freaks have shown ...

At the height of the pandemic, when going to the gym wasn't an option, millions of people began exploring virtual workouts from home for the first time. And many of them now say they won't go back.

"I've stopped thinking about myself in a negative way, " says guest coach Chesney Mariani, who has used the virtual reality exercise app every day for a year For 365 days, Chesney Mariani has ...

After months of virtual yoga and backyard burpees, former gymgoers ponder a new workout landscape. By Alex Williams The 5:30 a.m. alarm to hit the spin class. The interminable waits for the ab-crunch ...

During pandemic, spiked sales of fitness gear often turned the bedroom into a "home gym." Fortunately, there are great options for the space constrained, like this Bowflex folding treadmill that ...

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The Choctaw Nation’s Trail of Tears Virtual Journey returns Nov. 1, inviting participants to walk a historic route via fitness app for a medal.

For more than a year, indoor fitness studios have been deprived of the atmosphere that fuels their appeal: crowded spaces, colorful lights, bumping music. A high-intensity, heavy-breathing, communal ...