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The 75 Soft Challenge: When 75 Hard Is Too Much
A health and sports performance psychologist explains why the 75 Soft Challenge may be more accessible but just as challenging as the 75 Hard Challenge by inspiring you to make small changes in diet, physical fitness, mental health and more.
Everything You Need To Know About the 75 Hard Challenge
Eating well, drinking water, exercising and making time to ground yourself are all good rules to follow when trying to improve your overall well-being. A health and sports performance psychologist explains how the 75 Hard Challenge takes that idea to new extremes.
Is Running Bad for Your Knees?
Running doesn’t cause arthritis in your knees, but running injuries can raise your arthritis risk. Get tips for protecting your joints when you run.
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7 Lifestyle Changes That Can Help Diabetes-Related Macular Edema
Find out what lifestyle changes an ophthalmologist recommends for people experiencing diabetes-related macular edema, or DME.
Is Pickleball Good Exercise?
If you’ve hit a ”dink shot into the kitchen,” you know the joy of pickleball. Learn more about how the popular sport serves up lots of health benefits.
How To Turn a Bad Day Around
Having one of those days when it seems like everything that could go wrong, did? You needn’t give in to grouchiness or despair — here are ways you can cope and adapt.
Should You Try the 7-Minute Workout?
No equipment is needed for this exercise routine, making it a great workout for beginners and anyone who’s on the go. An exercise physiologist explains what exercises it entails and how you can modify them to your ability level.
What Is EPOC? (And Why It Matters)
Excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC) is the energy you use after a workout to refuel and recover. Here’s what that means for your body.
Can Heavy Lifting and Exercise Cause a Hernia?
Find out what causes a hernia, what exercises are safe if you have one and when it’s OK to work out after hernia repair surgery.
