Any good fitness magazine recommendations?

[carres1973]

Hello all! I hope everyone is having a wonderful Christmas Eve with their loved ones.

I received my copy of Women's Health today and remembered that I can not stand this magazine. I thought it would be a fitness magazine or at least a magazine dealing with women's health issues (hence the title??). More than half the articles are a joke and have nothing to do with fitness. Here are a couple of the headlines for my Jan/Feb issue:
1. 15 Amazing Sex Secrets
2. Michelle Obama's 7 Secrets of a Sexy Marriage

Thankfully, I think this is my last issue! There are some great articles but the worthless seems to outweight them with this magazine.

I bought the last issue of Muscle and Fitness Hers and liked it. I just didn't think it is nearly long enough.

Does anyone know of a great women's fitness magazine? I would like something about eating right and exercising, list of workouts, etc. I can do without the sex secrets. TIA!

Carrie

 

[gettingfitmom]

I myself like Self magazine.

 

[carres1973]

One good thing about my Women's Health magazine - there is a "do-at-home" kettlebell workout using Cathe's med ball/kettlebell.

Carrie

 

[princessbear]

I actually really like Womens Health Mag. But I have yet to read the Jan/Feb issue which arrived yesterday. I like Fitness magazine too. I haven't read a M&F Hers in a while, but I used to like that one.

 

[trishk]

My favorites are:
Oxygen
Muscle and fitness hers
on fitness
fitness rx

 

[Sass]

I subscribe to Fitness magazine and Runner's World (it's not all about running).

 

[jharris]

I like:

Shape
Oxygen
M&F Hers
Fitness

I got rid of WH found there was really not a lot that pertained to what I was interested in. Got to be fluffy for my tastes. I also get Self but have let the subscription expire also.

Jenn

 

[Gayle]

This isn't a woman specific publication, but I really like the CrossFit journal...definitely no fluff.

It's an online magazine. For a $25 subscription, you access to all back issues, articles, videos, etc. They have a number of articles and video previews available to view for free, so you can get an idea of what they do.

http://journal.crossfit.com/