Many people wonder if running is bad for their knees. The good news is that research suggests running doesn’t necessarily harm healthy knees—in fact, it may strengthen them. However, certain factors like poor running form, improper shoes, and hard surfaces can increase the risk of knee pain or injury. Warning signs such as persistent...

AI has revolutionized many aspects of daily life, and the fitness world is no exception. From personalized running plans to real-time running form analysis, AI tools are becoming more accessible to athletes. However, while AI can provide valuable insights, it’s important to use these tools with caution. Some areas, such as course planning and...

Running longer is achievable with the right approach. Start by building a solid running base and keeping it consistent. Gradually increase your training volume with a progressive plan, and remember to keep easy runs easy. Master the long run and schedule tougher workouts strategically. Don’t forget to incorporate mobility and strength exercises, and prioritize...

For cyclists, not riding can be tough, whether it's because of injury, illness, or a busy life. Cycling is great for fitness, but sometimes life gets in the way. Whether you're off the bike for a few days, weeks, or months, don't worry! Your fitness won't vanish overnight. Here's how to keep your cycling...

Running is a very easy form of exercise. Whether you are an experienced marathon runner or just beginning, one big question has many different answers among runners: Is it better to run on a treadmill or outside? Both proponents of outdoor and treadmill running are united by their passion for the sport. Nonetheless, outdoor...

Your target running heart rate can change based on your age and fitness level. Things like heat, humidity, and stress can also impact your heart rate. When you do aerobic exercise like running, your heart beats faster. As you run faster and work harder, your heart rate goes up. Blood flows to your muscles...

It is widely acknowledged that when engaging in strength training, allowing a day or two of rest between sessions is essential for muscle recovery. But what about cardiovascular exercise? Is rest still necessary? While cardio provides numerous benefits—such as enhancing heart and lung function, strengthening muscles, improving circulation, boosting mood, promoting better sleep, and...