When the coronavirus pandemic temporarily closed gyms nationwide in 2020, many people opted to do their workouts at home through online instruction. Even after fitness facilities reopened, a good ...

Remember when working out at home meant bopping along to your mom's Jane Fonda or Lisa Rinna videos and you'd rotate two different tapes to keep things from feeling stale? Now there are more fitness ...

Now that we’ve been social-distancing for close to a year, we’ve adjusted — more or less — to spending most of our time at home. And though some things are harder to re-create, like enjoying a ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. After weeks of back-to-back holiday celebrations and over-indulging on ...

Much has been written about the demise of Peloton that went from the quick expansion of business to an 80 percent fall in stock prices, with COVID-19 now moving to endemic (Elting, 2022). Like Peloton ...

Whether you’re in a small yoga studio or gathering in a park, there’s something magical about the energy shared when we breathe, center in, and move together as a community. As beautiful as that ...

For nearly five years, New Yorker Amanda Croce has broken a sweat about six times a week at a fitness class. Her preferred instructor is Akin Akman, a former pro tennis player and SoulCycle instructor ...

The online fitness industry has seen a major boom since the COVID-19 outbreak, but is it here to stay? For brick and mortar gyms, franchises and boutique fitness studio’s, the damage has been ...

Fitness centers across the country have shut down amid the coronavirus pandemic. But that doesn't mean all exercise is canceled. In fact, online wellness communities have existed long before ...