Made some fitness resolutions this year? Just want to add to your existing wellness regimen? Our list has a little bit of everything you could need to make this year the best it can be.
More than a third of people will cut a workout short if they forgot something. Others will quit early because they ate a waffle first and shouldn't have. It turns out, there are a whole host of reasons for not finishing strong at the gym.
New Year's is a time to hit the reset button, a time to evaluate where you are and then kick it in gear to achieve your aspirations. These items and some determination will help you reach your fitness goals.
Sometimes the gym is a great place to work out, and sometimes it's a great place to read the newspaper and catch up on phone calls. And this is just one of many weird things we see at East Texas gyms.
More proof that East Texas rocks. Nacogdoches has one of the best bike shops in the state, so if you're getting itchy for spring to hit the bike trails, check in with these experts and save a bunch of time on research.
Texas is a pretty active place, but we're missing the boat when it comes to regular exercise. In fact, we stink. But we can change that with a pretty simple routine.
Folks in Austin will be most successful in Texas when it comes to keeping a New Year's Resolution.
And Shreveport ranks higher than Lufkin? Surely we're more disciplined and determined than we think. Here's the kicker.
The Changing Lives Dance Center is hosting their 5th annual Shake/Save The Girls Breast Cancer Awareness Fitness Event to be held on October 8th, 2016.
To be healthy and fit, it turns out we don't have to run marathons or hit the gym very hard. Here's some great news about how the Angelina College Forest Fitness Trail can improve health and extend our lives.
The most popular New Year's Resolutions are also the most commonly broken ones. In other words, there's no point in making "save more money" our goal for the new year.
Okay then! What other promises won't we keep?