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Research suggests maintaining muscle doesn't just protect against physical decline, it might also be saving you from cognitive decline.
Ever feel like you know what to do, but you can’t stay on track? Behavioral research suggests a method to end your guilt and help you on your worst days.
This one is in the place where Arnold grew up - where his lifted his first weights - so it is special. If you haven't seen his house - now a museum, this is your moment. It is also our chance to see all of you on the other side of the Atlantic.
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What you listen to after your workout might influence and improve recovery more than you think.
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If you're trying to be more positive but are consistently criticizing yourself, how you laugh at your imperfections could be the missing link.
One study from 16 years ago started an internet rumor that was finally addressed by new research.
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