Reviews

Mark McClusky's book, "Faster, Higher, Stronger," is full of good science and great stories.

Between his book, "Free+Style," and his new seminar, Paoli has a lot to offer athletes.

The Swopper Muvman chair keeps you moving, even while seated.

"The Running Revolution" is a great resource on running form and self-assessment.

With these products, you won't have to worry about tangled wires or spotty sound quality.

These massage tools are two of my favorite products for alleviating stress in the neck, back, and legs.

Despite the misleading title of this book, its simple approach might lead you to experiment with new ingredients.

Danny Kavadlo has a mean-looking six-pack, and he wants to help you get one, too.

Time to ditch the chest heart rate strap. It's the era of the fitness band, and this is a good one.

Unlike a lot of natural deodorants I've tried, this one actually wins the war against stink.

This book is a invaluable resource for athletes who don't have access to physical therapy.

If Sigourney Weaver had to choose a pair of leggings to take with her on the Nostromo, this would be the pair.

These shoes were created with functional fitness in mind, and they stand out from other inov-8 products I've tried.

Power Pads provide support and cushioning for strength training and sports that take a toll on your hands.

This is a wonderful gi to roll in, with custom embroidery and plenty of room to move around.

Wonder what would happen if two mobility experts created a training kit? Here's your answer.

These products are a great way to reap the benefits of massage for your whole body.

In his new book, Paul "Coach" Wade answers a common question: How do you build muscle using bodyweight-only training?