Do you struggle to get through the morning because you feel tired before noon? It may be the way you start your day. How many of these energy-zapping mistakes do you make in the morning? Here are seven common ones and how to correct them for an energy boost.
You may have heard people say to drink a glass of water before meals if you want to lose weight. Is there any truth to this idea or is it another weight loss myth? Read on and discover what science shows, and how water might give you a weight loss edge.
Have you ever experienced a painful muscle cramp during exercise? Lower your risk by changing what you drink when you work out. Here’s what a new study shows about hydration, water, and muscle cramps, and why water isn’t your best choice.
What limits your performance during a workout? More often than not, it’s fatigue. Read on and discover five ways to reduce exercise fatigue when you work out. Doing so can improve your performance and make exercise more pleasurable.
Did you know most people walk around in a state of mild dehydration? If you’re not drinking enough water, you’re not optimizing your health or how you feel. Here are five ways drinking more water can upgrade your physical and mental health.
Can drinking more water help you lose more body fat? It’s an intriguing idea and there is some evidence that it can. Here’s what studies show about hydration and fat loss and why you should be drinking more water!
Plant-based waters are growing in popularity. One, maple water was the focus of recent research, comparing it to water for rehydration. Find out what the pros and cons of drinking maple water as a hydration beverage are.
Sweating is your body’s cooling mechanism and you do lots of it when you work out? Have you ever wondered how sweating relates to physical fitness and whether fit people sweat more or less than couch potatoes? We’re all a little different but physically fit people have the sweating advantage. Here’s why.
There are lots of reasons to hydrate well before, during, and after a workout. For one, even mild dehydration makes a workout feel harder and can negatively impact performance. Can poor hydration also worsen delayed onset muscle soreness? Here’s what science shows.
Sure, it’s important to stay hydrated, especially if you’re doing endurance exercise. But, what about strength training? Can hydration impact muscle hypertrophy gains?
Are there ways to make a workout feel easier? If you can exercise hard and yet not feel like your workout is brutal, you’ll anticipate your workouts more. Here are five ways to make your next exercise session feel a bit easier and improves exercise performance.
You know how important hydration is, especially before a cardiovascular or HIIT workout. How hydrated you are also matters when you strength train. In fact, it can impact your performance and, potentially, muscle gains.
