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Turning Kids into Players
You don't have to be a great athlete to see yourself as athletic. Kids who do sports display grit and resilience. What gets them started.
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One of the Best Ways to Protect Kids' Mental Health: Being Active
Mental health conditions among children and teens have increased sharply worldwide. The risk of problems drops when kids are active.
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The Brain Benefits of Exercise Linger
You probably have felt how exercise can make you more alert. Now it appears the brain boost we get from being active lasts a while.
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An Attainable Exercise Goal for 2025
All you need to do to reduce your risk of heart disease is build a few minutes of vigorous exercise into your day. Housework will do it.
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From Your Lungs to Your Brain: Aerobic Exertion Rejuvenates the Mind
Worried about dementia? Make it a point to go for aerobic exercise. Making your heart and lungs work fuels the brain and lowers your risk.
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Habits to Keep You Healthy
Your lifestyle in the middle of your life makes a big difference in how healthy your brain is later in life. Here's what to keep in mind.
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Back Ache Relief
One way to ease lower back pain, especially if you are overweight: reduce the amount of time you spend sitting by a little every day.
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Long Live Weekend Warriors
You don't have to go the gym five days a week to reap the major health benefits of exercise. Being a weekend warrior can work just as well.
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Flexibility Linked to a Longer Life
People who are flexible -- able to stretch and turn easily -- tend to live longer. You can improve your flexibility. Here's how.
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How Exercise Appears to Fight Cognitive Decline
We are learning more about the way that exercise helps prevent neurodegeneration. It seems to slow the deterioration of myelin.
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