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How far did I run? 9 ways to figure out your run distance

"How far did I run?" There are several hacks you can use to figure out how far you ran, without needing a GPS tracker or fitness app.

Meal prep: 9 benefits and and how to be a prep pro

Meal prep has become increasingly popular in recent years due to its convenience, cost-effectiveness, and health benefits.

What research says about getting THC and CBD out of our system

The best way to CBD and THC out of your system is to stop consuming it, but there are other methods to consider.

Unlocking Your Potential with the Magic of Positive Affirmations

Positive affirmations can have a range of effects on mental health, including reduction of stress and anxiety, boosting self-esteem, and improving well-being.

The 5 Best Shoulder Workouts to Add to Your Fitness Routine

Discover the importance of shoulder workouts for daily activities, injury prevention, athletic performance, and bodybuilding aesthetics.

Is HIIT safe and healthy for kids and teens?

Not only is high-intensity interval training (HIIT) safe for kids and teens, it's proven to be a very effective way for them to build strength, endurance, and fight the onset of hypoinsulinemia and type-2 diabetes.

Today: heart disease and dementia, smart homes and aging

Over a 12 year period, initially dementia-free participants were observed for cognitive decline. If a participant had two or more cardiometabolic diseases, it was found it accelerated the onset of dementia by approximately two years.

Ricky Garard – The return of CrossFit’s most notorious cheater

Ricky Garard returns to CrossFit competition in 2022 after serving a multi-year ban for using performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) his rookie season.

A History of the Reebok Nano™ CrossFit® Shoes

The Reebok Nano is one of the most legendary CrossFit shoes of all time. With a history spanning more than a decade, the Nano competes with NOBULL, Nike, Inov8, UnderArmour, and more.

Medical Racism: What Was the Tuskegee Experiment?

The Tuskegee experiment was a study run starting in 1932 on Black men in America. They were studied for treatable diseases without being provided with the well-known treatments.

A History of the Nike Metcon™ Shoe for CrossFit®

The history of the Nike Metcon CrossFit shoe and its development - one of the best CrossFit shoes and the main competitor to NOBULL and the Reebok Nano.

CrossFit® Buttery Bros: CrossFit’s documentarians and their films

Marston Sawyers and Heber Cannon are the "Buttery Bros" - two former CrossFit documentarians who've stuck out on their own film projects.