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This Is The Biggest Pre-Workout Supplement Mistake That’s Preventing Gains
How to avoid common supplement mistakes and how to improve pre-workout efficiency for performance. Those looking for serious gym gains often include supplements in their routine. Approximately 78% of gym-goers report using pre-workout supplements to boost energy, endurance, and performance. But according to new research, the effectiveness of pre-workout... Read more
Muscle Recovery Tips Every Athlete Should Follow
Training breaks down muscles, which is why recovery is essential to build them back stronger. Athletes need to view recovery as an integral part of training, equally as important as the workouts. “It’s very important to understand that you don’t actually become fitter and stronger in the gym,” said... Read more
When Sports Stop Being Fun: NFHS Pushes Mental Health Focus to Combat Burnout in High School Athletes
When did sports start to become less fun? Athletes sign up for a sport because of its fun factor. They get to move their bodies, learn new skills, and connect with others over their shared interests. High school and college athletes must juggle academics, training, relationships, and work—all while... Read more
How Lindsey Vonn’s Comeback Redefines Modern ACL Recovery—and How Tech Is Helping Everyday Athletes with Their Comeback
Expert Speak On Why Early, Guided Movement is Key When Olympic alpine ski racer Lindsay Vonn announced she would compete in the Winter Games, many thought she was making a major mistake. Critics believed she was setting herself up for failure after suffering from a major injury leading up... Read more
Top 8 Training Tips Every Female Runner Should Know
Running is a sport that is one of the most empowering ways for girls and women to exercise. Female runners learn through training how resilient they are both physically and mentally. However, female runners have unique physiological, developmental, and lifestyle needs that differ from their male counterparts, that requires... Read more
NFL Legend Jeff Garcia Headlines California Classic Health Flag Football Camp
Aspiring pro football athletes have the opportunity to be mentored and learn from NFL legend Jeff Garcia at a single-day camp held in San Jose, California. Not only will players get first-hand, skilled-based knowledge to use on the field, but they will also be educated with heart health and... Read more
SPIbelt Launches New Clear Crossbody and Tandem Belt for Runners
SPIbelt is helping runners stay motivated to continue on their fitness and wellness journey by kicking off the new year strong with the launch of two brand-new styles of running belts. Designed to keep up with active lifestyles, the SPIbelt Clear Crossbody and the SPIbelt Tandem provide runners with... Read more
Colorado Crowned Fittest State In The Nation, California Found to Have the Most Gyms
New research points to the rising trend that Americans are prioritizing exercise more than ever. According to data collected in 2025 from the Health & Fitness Association, Americans visited gyms more often, with visits up 3.5% from the previous year. And it’s the Centennial State that was named the... Read more
Morgan Delaney and Benson Davis Win National Titles at the USATF Junior Olympics Cross Country Championships
Runners faced a demanding course and cold and snowy winter conditions as they competed for national cross country titles at this year’s USATF Junior Olympic Championships held on  December 13 in Shelbyville, Indiana. The races showcased endurance, grit, determination, and depth of talent, with many athletes delivering strong performances... Read more
La Jolla’s Chiara Dailey earns third Mt. SAC Invitational title, Elliana Patterson, Olly O’Connor and Andres Lomeli also achieve victories
WALNUT – Chiara Dailey solidified her legacy in Mt. SAC Invitational history Friday, with Olly O’Connor hoping his performance is the first of multiple titles this fall on the 3-mile layout at Mt. San Antonio College. Dailey, a senior at La Jolla High in California, won her third career individual crown in... Read more
Yohanes Van Meerten of Flagstaff rolls to 14:10.1 at Mt. SAC Invitational, San Clemente secures boys team sweepstakes, with Riverside Poly’s Jace Deledonne also victorious
WALNUT – Two weeks after the most prestigious 5-kilometer course record in California prep cross country history was eclipsed by an elite athlete from Utah, the fastest 3-mile effort on another significant layout in the Golden State was achieved Saturday by a rising standout representing Arizona. Yohanes Van Meerten,... Read more
Braelyn Combe leads Corona Santiago to Mt. SAC Invitational title, Mira Costa and Westlake’s Sabrina Cruz also triumph
WALNUT – When Corona Santiago High of California senior Braelyn Combe enters a race, she isn’t just trying to win, she’s looking to dominate the field. That was the case Saturday, as Combe ran 16 minutes, 53.2 seconds to win the Division 1-2 girls individual sweepstakes race at the 77th... Read more