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These are the top twenty-five marathons in United States that we believe runners should check out—and sign up for—in 2017.

In case you were in need of more motivation to drink more water—especially in winter months—your hair, skin and nails are it.

Cynthia Martinez will also document her 12-week journey to the Boston Marathon start line.

Weekend warriors will be relieved by this new study that shares they are reaping close to the same benefits as those with regular routines.

Popping a pill for pain is easy, but not always necessary. Here are some medication-free ways that you can cure what ails you.

We know you've heard it before: Running hurts your knees. Turns out, it's actually the opposite. Here's what you need to know.

After breaking out some old dance workout DVDs, one pregnant runner has found it changed her running in three major ways.

Laura Johns hit the wall at mile 20 of her first marathon and a lot can learn a lot by how she overcame it and became a marathoner.

We have rounded up our favorite things that we think you will love. Check out what are sure to become your favorite new products.

Whether you need to cooldown from a workout or from a hectic day, these songs have just the right amount of chill you need.

U.S. News & World Report has evaluated 38 diets and released their ranking of the best diets, separated into nine different categories.

They are just one more brand wanting a piece of the booming athleisure pie.

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Garlic and parsnip soup can be made as a side dish or standalone meal. Ingredients are roasted before blended, adding a hint of sweetness.

Superstar trainer Kayla Itsines serves up a short but scorching body-weight workout you can do anywhere!

If you are struggling to get back to running after the holiday parties and time off from work, follow these steps and revive your routine.

Here's how you need to plan out your goals to be more likely to achieve success. These secrets are doctor-approved and tested.

We all have days where we just CAN'T with working out. On those, here are the embarrassing—but effective—ways one runner gets moving.

Announcing a partnership with personal training app Fitstar, Fitbit is now using your stats to give you more workout options.

There is a new health tracker hitting the market—and it isn't for humans. Is this a sign that this growing trend has reached its limit?