Fitness offers tips and guidance on exercise routines, strength training, cardio, and overall physical health, helping individuals improve endurance, flexibility, and well-being.

Everyone can gain from a focused hip routine, even if you don’t currently have hip issues. Mobilizing and reinforcing these muscles improves stability and mobility. Many people develop weak or stiff hips from prolonged sitting and inadequate movement. Conversely, athletes who repeatedly load their hips can suffer pain or injury from overuse. With a wide […]

Tight and weak hip flexors can lead to lower back discomfort, hip soreness, and increased risk of injury. Performing targeted hip flexor routines, including yoga-based stretches, can help build strength and reduce tightness. Although not all of us will have hips as limber as Shakira’s, we can all gain from lengthening and reinforcing the muscles […]

Turning your hip inward engages muscles such as the tensor fasciae latae, the upper gluteal muscles, and the inner thigh group. Without adequate internal rotation, routine tasks like pulling on trousers or stepping into a tub can become awkward. Your hip internal rotators are active when you walk, run, squat, crouch, or crawl. They also […]

If you take part in bodybuilding, you might worry about developing gynecomastia. For those devoted to physique sports, gynecomastia is particularly troubling because the discipline emphasizes visual appearance. Many competitors use anabolic steroids to accelerate muscle gains, which can disturb hormonal balance and trigger gynecomastia. (img by Dr. Mazaheri) This article explains everything a bodybuilder […]

The biceps and triceps are two major muscle groups of the arm that play an important role in moving the upper limbs. Well-developed biceps and triceps are popular goals for bodybuilders and recreational lifters alike. Some people may know where they sit and what they do, while others might be curious about their differences. This […]

Measuring muscle mass precisely is challenging because it’s influenced by many variables. Although research is somewhat limited, available studies offer useful perspectives. Your total body weight is composed of two main parts: body fat and lean body mass. People frequently conflate “lean body mass” with “muscle mass,” but they aren’t identical. Lean body mass encompasses […]

Both dynamic and static stretching along with strengthening moves can alleviate discomfort in the upper back. Working on your core may also provide benefit. Ouch — is neck and back discomfort getting in your way? No matter what’s causing your pain — from leaning over a phone, sitting at a desk for long hours, or […]

With the surge of fitness routines, lacrosse balls have become a staple in many workout spaces. They’re often used incorrectly, though. Unlike tennis balls, lacrosse balls are firm and compact — they don’t compress much under pressure. This makes them an effective tool for self-massage that can reduce discomfort and restore function in achy muscles. […]

Push-pull training divides workouts into two categories: pushing movements that target the chest, shoulders, and triceps, and pulling movements that focus on the back, biceps, and forearms. This approach can enhance muscular strength and power. A push-pull split is a workout format that groups exercises by whether the primary action is a push or a […]

Split training means breaking up your weekly exercise sessions or total training volume into separate days so you can concentrate on specific elements. Common formats include full-body sessions or push/pull/legs arrangements. Workout splits typically group exercises by muscle regions to optimize energy, performance, and strength for particular muscles. In resistance training, the primary muscle groupings […]