CLEVELAND, Ohio - Not all bad words have four letters. One, at least, is foul to many, and yet contains just three: gym. Running tracks. Locker rooms. Group exercise studios. Weight training floors.

Around the beginning of every year I think about my exercise goals, as many of us do, and usually the question comes down to this: will I spend more time on cardiovascular exercise or strength ...

In my personal training sessions, I ask clients to set an “intention” at the beginning of each workout. That intention is a short-term goal for that workout. It can be whatever the person wants to ...

Inactive people started moving more if they received daily step targets that exceeded their usual number by about 500 steps. By Gretchen Reynolds Want to exercise more this year? Then adopt workout ...

Figuring out what your goals are can be tough to begin with — learning how to set tangible goals and practice making your dreams a part of your life can be even tougher. Fortunately for you (and your ...

Squeezing in time for a workout isn’t always easy in a work, family or school balancing act — but fitness pros explain that making exercise a priority provides both physical and mental health benefits ...

We might all have different preferences in the gym, but everyone shares one experience - some days, the motivation just isn't there. The good news is, a new study suggests the one-set rule could be ...

Do you have a goal that you've set aside to some dark corner, telling yourself it's not the right time or you're not up to it? Whether it's starting your own business, asking for a raise, or training ...

It’s that goal-setting time of year. We dream big. We visualize where we want to be. We write lists of the things we want to accomplish, and the habits we want to change, and make action plans for how ...

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