Fitness and Well-being

Amazon said the Halo devices and app will no longer work after August 1.

Doing 75 minutes a week of moderate-intensity activity could reduce 1 in 10 early deaths, 1 in 20 cardiovascular disease diagnoses and nearly 1 in 30 cancer cases.

Taylor Robertson, 27, hopes to inspire others and eventually complete the Ironman.

Equinox said it wasn't signing up new clients on January 1, calling the month a "fantasy delivered to your door in a pastel-colored box."

The deal, announced Thursday, marks the exercise and equipment company's latest bid to broaden its market share and become more profitable ahead of the holiday season.

Dubbed the “Flamingo Challenge,” a team of researchers wanted to find out whether a balance test might be a reliable indicator of a person’s risk of mortality.

Daniel Scali beat the previous world record for the number of pushups done in one hour by 100, according to Guinness, and all while suffering from a chronic pain condition called complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS).

The timing of exercise remains a controversial topic, but a new study suggests there may be an optimal time to workout to get the specific results you desire.

Researchers measured the exhaled breath at rest and during different exercise intensities among eight men and eight women.

Research suggests exercise could lower the risk of developing breast cancer.

A recent study revealed younger adults could annually save between $824 and $1,874 in later Medicare costs if they routinely exercise.

In a major reversal, Peloton on Wednesday announced voluntary recalls of its Tread+ and Tread treadmill machines after dozens of reports of injuries and one child’s death.

Jillian Michaels, famously known as a fitness guru, revealed she recovered after contracting COVID-19 from a workout friend during a FOX Business interview.

Weights are becoming increasingly harder to find — with some back-ordered until the fall — as more people bulk up on home gym equipment as the world spends more time at home during the coronavirus pandemic.

We may have been too foolish to believe that mere walking would be the answer to our weight problems.

Lloyd Black of Alabama said he started going to the gym after simple tasks became hard. He now goes three times a week.

A new study shows that one in three people in the US would stop having sex for a year to achieve their fitness goals.