Month: May 2023

The pair of running shoes you choose can make or break your run. You ever slipped on a pair only to feel that red-hot feeling of an incoming blister a few kms into your first run? Or you take your shoes off after a long run to find a blackening toenail? Whatever your woeful running

Join professional dancer and content creator Luis Cervantes, who will lead you through this 10-minute pop dance workout with class members Madisyn Maniff and Gina Gonsalves. You’ll learn a variety of moves inspired by the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s that will take you back in time. Put on your favorite retro outfit, and turn up

Iconic singer Tina Turner died peacefully on May 24 at the age of 83 after a 60-year career in the music industry. The “Queen of Rock and Roll” passed away in her home near Zurich, Switzerland, and initial reports say Turner died after a battle with a “long illness,” according to a statement from her

If you’re looking to learn more about mindfulness and how meditation physically and emotionally impacts the human body, give “Untangle” a listen. The podcast invites psychologists, neuroscientists, nutritionists, and mindfulness teachers for candid conversations about the importance of meditation and how practicing self-love can help combat anxiety and other feelings. Look out for new episodes

If you’re like me and tend to prioritize meditation, journaling, and therapy for your mental health, let’s talk about why you may want to add anxiety affirmations to that list, too. Not only does science say that affirmations can significantly reduce feelings of anxiety and worry after just a month of use, but they’re also

Load shedding putting your fitness goals on pause lately? Well, worry no more! We’ve got the perfect dumbbell workout to keep you in shape even when the lights go out. Best part: it’s also beginner-friendly. Designed by local Sport Scientist and personal trainer, Andile Peyi, this routine is guaranteed to get your heart pumping and

Peloton devotees love the fitness streamer for its top-notch classes, charismatic instructors, and huge variety of workouts — but it’s never been overwhelmingly gym-friendly. The platform rose to immense popularity during the COVID pandemic because it turns home workouts into a studio-style experience, but those high-quality videos and in-real-time cueing don’t necessarily translate well to

Image Source: Getty / Ethan Miller Nick Jonas candidly recounted one of his most “traumatic” onstage moments during an interview on Dax Shepard’s “Armchair Expert” podcast. On May 22, the “Jealous” singer joined his brothers, Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas, to discuss their Disney Channel era, the band’s 2013 breakup, and their solo careers. During

In a world that often celebrates instant success and overnight achievements, Under Armour stands tall as a brand that understands the true essence of greatness. Under Armour‘s Grind Now. Glory Later. encapsulates the core values and spirit that define the brand. It is a call to action, an anthem that resonates with athletes and individuals

Of all the sensations that can happen during sex, feeling like you need to pee is one of the odder ones. But feeling an urge to pee during sex is incredibly common, says Aleece Fosnight, MSPAS, PA-C, CSCS, CSE, NCMP, a board-certified physician assistant who specializes in sexual medicine and medical advisor to Aeroflow Urology.

Smartwatches are possibly essential to any healthy woman’s life. They track your steps (gotta hit that 10K a day), measure your sleep and feed you detailed info about your workouts. The science backs up smartwatches, too. They’re viable tools that can give healthcare providers robust data about a person’s health. And with tracking abilities that

Ariana Madix has dealt with a lot in the public eye. After learning that her boyfriend of nine years, Tom Sandoval, was having an affair with her close friend and “Vanderpump Rules” costar Raquel Leviss, Madix told People that her mental health took a sharp decline. “My anxiety at first was through the roof,” she