STRONG BODY
Maintain Your Exercise Motivation
Some people truly enjoy working out, while others find it tough to maintain the motivation to exercise day in and day out.
Why Walking Helps Us Think
The most profound relationship between walking, thinking, and writing reveals itself at the end of a stroll.
The Walking Classroom Podcast
Research Confirms Students Learn More When Walking and Listening to The Walking Classroom Podcasts
The Skinny on Burning Fat
But before you can burn those jiggly bits, you need to first understand them.
Spanking children may impair their brain development
Researches find similarities in neural responses to more severe forms of abuse.
Why Exercise Can Be So Draining for People With Rheumatoid Arthritis
It's not just because of the stiff and painful joints caused by this autoimmune disorder.
What Makes You You? Not Just Your Brain
Our brains aren’t flying solo; our emotions also come into play when we’re interacting with the world.
Five Surprising Ways Exercise Changes Your Brain
Moving your body is one of the most beneficial things you can do for your mind.
Your brain loves routines. Here's how to build new and better ones
There are two intersecting reasons why habits feel so good.
Why Teens Are Impulsive, Addiction-Prone And Should Protect Their Brains
Teens can't control impulses and make rapid, smart decisions like adults can — but why?
This science-backed athletic wear can help you sit up straight
Working hunched over a desk or a kitchen table or reclined on a couch is probably ruining your posture.
5 Workouts You Can Do in Under 10 Minutes
Science shows that small, quick workouts of 10 minutes or less can elicit aerobic and metabolic benefits.