Women spend more time in group fitness classes than men do. Why working out with others is good for you. (Getty Creative) Do you like hitting the gym on your own, or do you need a group class to keep ...

Group exercise is very popular: Nearly 40% of regular exercisers participate in group fitness classes. In advance of the coronavirus pandemic, the American College of Sports Medicine predicted that ...

Life is busy. Between work, family, and running your household, it can be hard to cram in a workout and see your friends, let alone have the chance to make new ones. There is plenty of pressure to get ...

I can hear the Peloton instructor screeching already: “ARE YOU READY TO GRAB THIS YEAR’S FITNESS GOALS BY THE BALLS?” I am ready to do no such thing, of course, but I am excited for the reminder to ...

Led by "Bachelorette" alumni, Tanner Courtad, and founder of Future Self, this class offers a walking-based workout that's bound to help you clock in tons of steps while getting the heart rate up.

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." More and more guys are embracing group fitness. Why? Because group classes deliver science-backed ...

Group fitness classes surged in popularity over the past decade. Aside from a lull during the COVID-19 pandemic, classes like SoulCycle and OrangeTheory have taken off as more Americans have focused ...

Trisha Fenby: "Like the flamingo, women often lose our spark. And just like the flamingo, we can rediscover our own vibrancy ...

While she’s a fitness teacher now (and has been for 16 years), she used to be a physical education instructor and gymnastics ...

Zumba reports that becoming a group fitness instructor allows you to pursue fitness passions while helping others, with ...

When things get hard, I face them head on and adapt as necessary. For example, a few weeks before my recent Hyrox competition in Chicago, I tweaked my hamstring. It would have been easy to pull out of ...