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The Commute as Training: How to Turn Dead Time Between Home and Work Into a Legitimate Fitness Strategy
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The Commute as Training: How to Turn Dead Time Between Home and Work Into a Legitimate Fitness Strategy

Your daily commute could be quietly sabotaging your fitness goals — or secretly building them. Katy Milkman, Tracy Anderson, and Dr. Michael Joyner explore how small,…

FitBlow Editorial· Sep 16, 2026· 4 Min Read
The Antagonist Superset: The Training Technique That Cuts Your Gym Time in Half Without Sacrificing a Single Pound of Strength
Training & Routines

The Antagonist Superset: The Training Technique That Cuts Your Gym Time in Half Without Sacrificing a Single Pound of Strength

Can you really cut your gym time in half without losing strength? Eric Cressey, Brad Schoenfeld, and Brett Contreras weigh in on the antagonist superset —…

FitBlow Editorial· Sep 15, 2026· 4 Min Read
The Multivitamin Question: Does the Most Purchased Supplement in the World Actually Do Anything for People Who Already Eat Reasonably Well?
Nutrition & Supplements

The Multivitamin Question: Does the Most Purchased Supplement in the World Actually Do Anything for People Who Already Eat Reasonably Well?

Do you really need a daily multivitamin if you're already eating well? Dr. Mark Hyman champions whole foods over pills, Dr. Peter Attia argues targeted supplementation…

FitBlow Editorial· Sep 15, 2026· 4 Min Read
The Retirement Fitness Crisis: Why Suddenly Having All the Time in the World to Exercise Makes Most People Stop Completely
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The Retirement Fitness Crisis: Why Suddenly Having All the Time in the World to Exercise Makes Most People Stop Completely

Retirement is supposed to free up time for exercise — so why do 73% of retirees report moving less, not more? Dr. Karen Mosley points to…

FitBlow Editorial· Sep 15, 2026· 4 Min Read
Isometric Training: The Most Underresearched Form of Strength Work That Rehabilitation Science Has Known About for Decades
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Isometric Training: The Most Underresearched Form of Strength Work That Rehabilitation Science Has Known About for Decades

Isometric Training: The Most Underresearched Form of Strength Work That Rehabilitation Science Has Known About for DecadesIsometric training has often been sidelined in discussions about strength…

FitBlow Editorial· Sep 14, 2026· 4 Min Read
The Fiber Gap: Why the Single Most Important Dietary Variable for Long-Term Health Is the One Nobody Talks About
Nutrition & Supplements

The Fiber Gap: Why the Single Most Important Dietary Variable for Long-Term Health Is the One Nobody Talks About

While superfoods and macros dominate the conversation, most Americans are eating barely half the recommended fiber—about 15 grams instead of 25-38. Dr. Andrew Weil, Dr. Michael…

FitBlow Editorial· Sep 14, 2026· 3 Min Read
The Centenarian Workout: What People Who Live Past 100 Actually Do — and Don't Do — for Exercise
Training & Routines

The Centenarian Workout: What People Who Live Past 100 Actually Do — and Don't Do — for Exercise

What do people who live past 100 actually do for exercise—and what do they skip? Dr. Michelle Segar, Dr. Dan O'Neil, and Dr. Carla P. Smith…

FitBlow Editorial· Sep 14, 2026· 3 Min Read
Wearables and Fitness Tracking: How Accurate Are Your Device's Calories, Heart Rate, and Recovery Scores Really?
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Wearables and Fitness Tracking: How Accurate Are Your Device's Calories, Heart Rate, and Recovery Scores Really?

Are your fitness wearables giving you real data or just confident-sounding estimates? Dr. Matthew Paul, Kathy Smith, and Dr. Andrew W. Ainsworth break down how accurate…

FitBlow Editorial· Sep 11, 2026· 4 Min Read