rest and recovery

Compression socks will not increase your strength or stamina during your workout. So what will they do?

Sports hernias are an all-too-common example of the acute problems that can follow excessive chronic tension.

It’s only when you remove yourself emotionally from the small picture and focus more on the whole, that fat loss really gains momentum.

The Compex Sport Elite has options for before or after your workouts, and can even provide workouts all on its own, for strength, power, and endurance.

This postpartum smoothie is packed full of vital nutrients required for optimal birth recovery and breastfeeding.

The journey back into working out after having a baby can feel daunting, and here are some tools you can use to help the transition.

If you eat well and train hard but sleep poorly, you're holding yourself back.

Technology is quickly narrowing the knowledge gap between elite athletes and the rest of us.

Ice water baths aren't effective at improving most markers of recovery.

The impulses are gentle and a TENS unit can be useful for many types of pain—from strains to arthritis.

Heal and restore your body with a delicious bone broth, rich in minerals to support the immune system and full of collagen, glutamine, glycine, and proline.

Giving yourself and your family the gift of a holiday season break from your endless training and racing is a good thing. Your body will reward you.

Nourish yourself from the inside out with this easy, gluten-free, dairy-free chicken soup.

Caffeine may keep you up, but it might also make you less sore.

Even a small sleep debt requires a surprisingly large payback.

The gym and healthy eating are meant to enhance your life outside the gym

The competitions will always be there.