Tips

A few days ago we asked everyone what do you think are the top running etiquette that each runner should know and abide when running a race event.

Are you guys excited for the Pinoy Fitness SUB-1 10K Challenge!? Want to start training but don't know how to? He's a 8-week training program from Coach Mitch Estuar

Looking for the perfect protien rich food to help your muscle recovery and repair after a strenuous workout? Checkout our simple guide above to help you decide what to eat!

I love bread. It’s been my constant breakfast partner as far as I can remember; Peanut Butter Sandwich, Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich, Toasted Bread with SPAM...

Just before you head out to decide what you're going to eat right after an hour of workout, checkout the estimated fitness calorie chart above...

In this article, we will discuss some key do's and don'ts for running your first marathon. By following these guidelines, you can ensure that you are physically and mentally prepared for the race, and that you are able to complete it safely and successfully.

Current Heart Rate Monitor technology allows us to easily monitor our heart rates, but did you know that the heart of an average female beats faster than an average male?

Are you training hard to get those great ABS? Well here are some tips and tricks that I hope can help you along your abs workout.

Exercising But Not Losing any Weight? Here's a possible reason why.

Are you serious about doing your first full marathon or just a weekend warrior like myself, knowing some tips on how to run faster might be well worth the time. Running faster is not simply the matter of running faster, it takes some combination of planning and training.

If you are currently a smoker and is also doing physical workouts like running, swimming or biking, at one point you'll actually feel that smoking is really holding your performance down, aiming for that full-marathon? Then start by quitting the habit. Here's some tips you can use.

Here's one of the best video that I have seen that shows and explains the proper running form from head to toe.

When you get into an injury doing fitness activities like running, biking, climbing, or going to the gym, you normally hear people saying to apply hot or cold compress over the injury, but when do you use hot or cold?

What do you do when you're aiming to run another 5K or 10K, but felt tempted to walk or just simply cut your run short in the middle of it?