• Hanukkah Special: My Family’s Latke Recipe

    Posted On Nov 28, 2021 By Brandy Gales

    Latke's on a plate.

    Each family has its own blend of traditions and holidays. My children and I celebrate Christmas and Hanukkah which is new for us. Thanks to my fiancés family traditions we were able to make our own, with this Read more

  • Garlic Rosemary Smashed Potatoes Recipe

    Posted On Oct 14, 2018 By Amanda Wormann

    Cooked garlic rosemary smashed potatoes on parchment paper.

    Carbs get a bad wrap. True, a bag of potato chips or a giant bowl of pasta on the regular doesn’t do us any favors. But good carbs in moderation are a necessary ingredient to a healthy diet. Read more

  • Tom's 1 Minute Pro Tips - What is an Isometric Exercise?

    Posted On Nov 7, 2018 By Tom Holland

    A woman performing an isometric exercise.

    When it some to strength training there are three primary types of muscle contractions: Concentric, eccentric and isometric. “Concentric” refers to the “up” phase of the repetition, as in the raising of a dumbbell towards your shoulder in a biceps curl. When you perform a concentric contraction the muscle shortens. Read more

  • Healthy & Healing: Creamy Turmeric Chicken Soup Recipe

    Posted On Jan 22, 2019 By Amanda Wormann

    A pot and bowl of chicken soup next to a wooden spoon on a table.

    Winter is synonymous with soup – am I right? I love making a big batch on Sundays to last the week, and find myself dipping in for a hot cup as a mid-day pick-me-up. It’s more affordable than buying at a local cafe Read more

  • Why Cycling Is Killer Cardio

    Posted On Nov 25, 2018 By BowFlex Insider Team

    A fit woman working out on a Schwinn IC2 bike.

    If you’ve been paying any attention to the world of indoor cycling — also known as spinning — you know how vast its popularity has grown in recent years. With cycling studios popping up in cities across the country, you may wonder what the hype is all about. Read more

  • Calculated Cardio

    Posted On Dec 3, 2018 By Lisa Traugott

    A runner in a Santa hat checking her watch.

    The holidays are the season of eating, drinking and being merry, but all that merry-making comes with a price that you might not always see right away. Cheat meals are fine, but know what the caloric damage will be so you can make an informed decision Read more

  • Mix Up Your Workouts with Tabata

    Posted On Feb 17, 2019 By Lisa Traugott

    A fit woman in a gym swinging a kettlebell.

    Tabata is a training technique that uses high intensity training with minimal rest periods in a four minute duration. But let me assure you: it will be the longest four minutes you ever spent! Read more

  • The Kitchen Circuit Workout

    Posted On Nov 20, 2018 By Amy Kiser Schemper

    A woman performing a push-up in a kitchen.

    You’ve probably heard the phrase, “Abs are made in the kitchen”. Usually this phrase refers to the fact that you can’t get that defined six-pack without eating a healthy diet. This time of year, when we end up Read more

  • 5 Wonderful Benefits of Visiting Farmers Markets

    Posted On Aug 15, 2022 By Lisa Traugott

    a woman looking at lettuce at a farmer's market

    August is a great time to visit your local farmers market. The nicer weather brings a wonderful opportunity to enjoy being out in the sun while you do some grocery shopping outside. Getting outdoors isn't the only benefit of farmers markets Read more

  • Fit Tip: The 12 Days of Christmas Workout

    Posted On Dec 16, 2018 By Amy Kiser Schemper

    Fit Tip: 12 Days of Christmas Workout with Amy Kiser Schemper

    The holidays are here, and with that comes family, travel, good food and good fun. Often that also means letting our health and fitness goals go by the wayside. Don’t get me wrong; there is absolutely nothing wrong with skipping. Read more

  • Crowd-Pleasing Roasted Broccoli Recipe

    Posted On Feb 19, 2019 By Erin Kuh, MBA, RD

    Roasted broccoli florets topped with Parmesan cheese.

    Crowd pleasing and broccoli probably aren’t two words you’d put together but this recipe is guaranteed to turn broccoli nay-sayers into fanatical consumers without gallons of ranch, butter, or creamy Read more

  • The Inspired Kitchen

    Posted On Feb 21, 2019 By Amanda Wormann

    Cookbooks on a kitchen counter.

    The kitchen allows you to dream up dishes, adding a little of this and a little of that to arrive at something deliciously new. I find cooking much different than baking in that you really can’t mess things up Read more