Exercise has been shown in many studies to improve brain functions, such as cognition, reaction time and coordination.
Experts are finding that running could reign supreme in growing and maximizing our brain's power.
by CTV News: A new review has found that a combination of both aerobic and resistance exercise can significantly boost brain power in the over 50s. Carried out by researchers from the University of…
Exercise can build brain power in a way that not even thinking does. The latest LiveWell discusses the many ways that your mind benefits from exercise and offers tips on boosting your brain power.
Physical activity can increase the volume of grey matter and improve academic performance, say researchers.
Adult male mice exposed to a stimulating environment with lots of exercise boost learning ability in offspring through altered sperm RNA, study shows.
If crosswords are too easy and Sudoku a touch boring, why not go and climb a tree? A study found that childish pastimes such as climbing tree and running barefoot can dramatically boost memory.
How well do you know your muscles? Bulk up on facts about muscle memory, bodybuilding, anatomy, function, and more.
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Core exercises strengthen your abs and other core muscles for better balance and stability.
Quit these bad habits to get more results from every workout.
by Alex Orlov for The Daily Beast: You know working out can give you string muscles, greater endurance and a toned physique. But did you know that even moderate exercise can improve the way your br…
This training method is a sure bet because it pushes your muscles to the brink of failure.
Follow these key training tips to accelerate your muscle gains.
Losing weight? Check. Building muscle? Check. But an often-overlooked benefit of running is what it does for our core.
Building more muscle and strength can be as simple as inhaling and exhaling properly.
If you're not feeling sore right after your workout, just wait, because you will.