When working out in the cold, it’s important to exercise safely, which means dressing in layers, protecting your hands and feet, and knowing when to stay inside.

Sure, it’s cold outside, but what better time of year to get outside and get your body moving and blood flowing?

Another new year is just days away, which means it’s time to create some new resolutions that are achievable and won’t test your willpower.

How do you measure your current level of fitness and how do you monitor your improvement? We share six tests to measure your fitness.

If you’re beginning to feel workout burnout, then our six tips for maintaining your fitness regimen couldn’t come at a better time.

Check out these five ways to stay fit during the holidays, so you start the new year feeling energized rather than sluggish.

Fall is our favorite time of year for outdoor workouts. The weather is mild (at least by Atlanta’s standards) and the options are varied. It’s a perfect combination for burning calories while breathing in fresh air.