The body, especially the core, tends to slow down in winter. These 4 simple yoga asanas (Plank, Boat, Chair and Cobra poses) ...

Caroline Igo (she/her/hers) is a wellness editor and holds Sleep Science Coach and Stress Management certificates from the Spencer Institute. She received her bachelor's degree in creative writing ...

We’re going to assume that you--like so many of us--experience tightness in your hamstrings. Whether you exercise intensely or find yourself stuck at your computer for longer than you’d like, simply ...

This Is the #1 Best Yoga Pose for Weight Loss originally appeared on Parade. What type of workout comes to mind when it comes to weight loss? Running? Weight lifting? HIIT classes that leave you ...

Struggling with tight hips, sore hamstrings, or lower back pain? This one simple yoga pose — Reclined Pigeon (Supta ...

Today’s busy world can have a lot of negative side effects on us, both physically and mentally. Stress and anxiety are all too common in our lives and it can be hard to know what you can do to relieve ...

Looking to improve flexibility, support digestion, and release spinal tension? Try Revolved Head to Knee Pose (Parivrtta Janu ...

As a former wrestler, I suffered many knee injuries and underwent three knee surgeries. After I retired from the sport, my knees felt so worn out that I could no longer run, bike or lift weights ...

Yoga has proven benefits for overall mental and physical health, including strength-building. A strong core can produce defined abs, improve your balance, and help you avoid injuries. Moves like boat ...

When I struggle with sleep, I become a different person. It makes me more irritable. I become pessimistic. I have difficulty speaking, performing at work, and I am more impulsive with my behaviors and ...

If Jennifer Aniston's perpetually toned bod or a coworker's serenity during stressful times has convinced you to give yoga a try, you've come to the right place. We've put together a primer on styles ...

Having arthritis itself seems like having an invisible load. The most basic tasks, such as the act of tying shoelaces, picking up a cup of tea, or waking up, may be what the patient finds painful, but ...