The experience taught me that every runner, no matter their level, can hit a plateau. But with the right approach, it's possible to regain momentum, find joy in the run, and keep moving forward.

Building speed is definitely possible by simply following a well structured pure running training plan alone, but one of the things I’ve learned is it’s also a great idea to incorporate some cross training as well.

Yes, it’s okay to have ambitious resolutions, but what matters as well are the simple choices you make every day that affect your lifestyle. The simple choices you make in your routine or on a daily basis are actually the ones that will benefit you most in the long run.

Discover the surprising reasons behind stagnant scales despite committed efforts to embrace a food delivery plan.

These videos that are at least 20 minutes long, requires no equipment and can easily be done barefoot. Use decorative props and wear costumes if you wish...

Having fun with your jump rope flow so far? Amp the fun up and mix in some punches. We wrote down a routine for you, here.

Feeling the running blues? You're not alone. Even the most passionate runners can hit a rut. Whether it's the monotony of the same route or the frustration of stagnant progress, it's easy to lose that initial spark. But don't hang up those running shoes just yet!

Since mother's day is just around the corner, we got together with Jackie Go, a mom and fitness blogger/influencer to share to us some tips on how to stay fit and healthy being a busy mom just like herself.

So now even if you’re far away from most races or just want to run around your area but still want to compete with others, you can do just that.

Find out how choosing an 'A' race can help streamline your training schedule, keep you motivated, and ensure you're in top form on race day.