It's that time of the year again. The leaves are dropping from the trees, the clouds are rolling in with more frequency, and the days are dramatically shorter
In 2015, Brandon Alderman, from the Department of Exercise Science at Rutgers University, led a team which published a report in Translational Psychiatry. Alderman and colleagues conducted a study on
Utilizing periodization principles and maintaining a respect for rest and recovery are widely accepted approaches to consistent growth in the pursuit of building physical strength and endurance. The majority of
Lifting Weights Eases Anxiety and Depression
Wellness. At the beginning of the year, when I was coming out of a rough experience with obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety, and depression, I decided
After a brief, informal brainstorming session on content ideas for Outfurther, it struck me that my first habit I would highlight for our Nourishing Habits column should be exactly what
It's okay not to be okay →
Ultracycling legend Jack Thompson has accomplished some of the most difficult cycling feats on record. Last year, he completed four ascents of
Good morning. One of the newsletters to which I subscribe makes a point of introducing himself and reminding people of who he is and what the newsletter is about. We
“One of the most important things about running is being humble. I am happy to stay in a small house with other athletes, work with the group, wash clothes and
Does Medicine Actually Make People Live Longer? →
This piece has interesting research and comments about the role medicine, environment and diet has played on life expectancy. According to the research,
Proper Breathing Brings Better Health →
Do you stop and assess your breath from time to time? How about your posture or your clenched jaw or furrowed brow? I usually don’
