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A few years ago, I was helping clean out my Mom’s storage room — a cramped space filled to the brim with sewing supplies, long-forgotten craft projects and…

Online Training is New Top Fitness Trend for 2021 according to ACSM Annual Forecast INDIANAPOLIS--(Business Wire)--Did the COVID-19 pandemic alter your exercise routine and prompt you to use digital streaming to participate in fitness classes? If you answered yes, you’re not alone. Millions of adults were affected by fitness facility closures this year and forced to find innovative ways to be active at home. It’s not surprising that more than 4,000 health and fitness pros surveyed by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) identified online training as the new top trend in fitnes...

The Wellness Trend You Should Try Based on Your Zodiac Sign SheKnows 12/21/2020 © Shutterstock/ Ashley Britton/SheKnows. No matter how chaotic the world gets, turning to the stars’ wisdom is a time-honored tradition for those of us seeking guidance for our minds, bodies and spirits. That’s why astrology has been having a moment (or, let’s be real, a series of moments) for centuries. That’s also why you’ve probably heard tons of people from Twitter to your groupchats going on about the great conjunction of 2020 — which is describing a rare astrological (and astronomical) phen...

To get Fitness Plus, you need an Apple Watch, and the prerecorded exercise classes are available on iPhones, iPads and Apple TV. The service doesn't work without the watch as it syncs up to the workouts beaming the relevant metrics on screen.  You'll also need to update your Apple devices to the latest software for each. Fitness Plus can then be found in the new tab in the Fitness app on the iPhone and automatically on Apple TV but the Fitness App needs to be downloaded from the App store for the iPad. As for using Fitness Plus, it looks fabulous and is easy to navigate. The videos are high ...

Article content In my last column I discussed some of the physiological changes that inevitably occur as we age. It’s amazing to me that there is actually no universally accepted theory of aging; believe it or not, whilst we can observe the effects of aging on our tissues and organ systems, we don’t actually know what the underlying cause is. There are several theories, the most widely proposed of which suggests that the progressive accumulation of DNA damage and the consequent effects on our organs, along with repeated micro-trauma to our tissues leads directly to the effects seen as we ...