How you train inside is how you live outside!
WORDS BY BILL NURGE / PHOTOS BY AMANDA NAGY
The numerous outdoor activities are boundless, but no matter how much you exercise, you’ll eventually stare down the barrel of a severe age-old problem: you can’t have your cake and eat it, too. [...]
Research shows seven to eight hours of nightly rest promotes hormone health and brain function
DR. KATE ERICKSON
During sleep, our body and brain go into repair mode. At night, the brain’s glymphatic system cleans up metabolic waste and prepares us for the day ahead. Without this critical process, toxins like Amyloid-β can accumulate. Amyloid plaques build up in the brains of people with Alzheimer’s disease. [...]
Detoxify, heal your skin, and beyond, with cutting-edge light therapy
Kate Hull
Treatment options for light therapy vary. Handheld heating wands are as affordable as $39. More targeted therapy masks range from a few hundred dollars to closer to $600. Inside the spa and studio, the price range is just as vast as the treatment options. [...]
The exercise and diet trends of the last half century
Claudia Weathermon
Driven by several pop culture influences, regular exercise was rising in popularity in the ‘70s. The Olympics were viewed by millions on television, Arnold Schwarzenegger was “Pumping Iron”, and Nike was beginning to outfit the growing number of joggers and more serious marathoners. More women got active with the appeal of group fitness classes like Jazzercize. And don’t forget how television’s “Battle of the Sexes” between pros Billy Jean King and Bobby Riggs volleyed tennis into athletic prominence. [...]
50 Years of Dry Land Ski Training: The Old, The New, The Lessons Learned
Bill Nurge, M.A. Exercise Physiology
There’s a lot in the winter world that hasn’t changed; like outlier athletes who loathe conventional wisdom, train “out of the box,” and consistently find ways to win. Let’s get started with 50 years of dry-land training for Nordic skiing’s younger, adrenaline-addicted sibling, alpine skiing!     [...]
An exercise regimen to help you do the things you love doing
Claudia Weathermon
Pilates calls upon muscle, fascia, tendons, ligaments to balance the core and strengthen the body, all in a compact and efficient workout class [...]
Wellness and beauty care get a shot in the arm
KATE HULL
Performed by a medical professional, I.V. therapy is like an expedited wellness boost and can be hyper-targeted to individual needs. So much so, the popular treatment is used to combat a little imbibing over-indulgence and become popular post-parties. [...]
Ancient and Alternative Remedies for a Quicker Recovery
LORI CURRIE
Across the country, the wellness market is booming. In Silicon Valley, techies swoon over touchless spas, and New Yorkers download stress-tracking apps to help curb anxiety. Online companies like Goop promote “8 Crystals for Better Energy,” and popular meal delivery kits come complete with nutritional supplements, probiotics, detox tinctures and teas. [...]
The many health benefits of cannabidiol
Blair Lauren Brown
Cannabidiol (CBD) has become popular during the past several years—and for good reason. It is a jack of all trades. [...]
The stone-cold facts on gemstone therapy
Julie Bell
Throughout time, people have believed in the healing properties of gemstones. Ancient Egyptians adorned themselves in amethysts and jasper. Ancient [...]