Keke Palmer Turned a Chicago Pilates Class Into a Lesson on Movement
Keke Palmer led mat Pilates at MOVE at the Shed in Chicago, framing fitness around mobility, strength, function, and connection rather than appearance.
Chris Pruitt
Chris Pruitt is a certified ASFA personal trainer and the founder of WorkoutHealthy, a fitness equipment retailer serving customers since 2007. He has more than 16 years in the fitness business, and he writes and fact checks everything published on Insider.
Derek Lunsford’s 8 Move Back Workout Before the 2026 Mr. Olympia
Derek Lunsford's eight move back workout shows how elite bodybuilders organize pulldowns, rows, and extensions for width, thickness, and control.
3 Simple Positions That Undo a Day of Sitting
Hanging, the resting deep squat, and the reverse tabletop are one trainer's daily mobility fix. Here's what the research on each actually supports.
The Simplest Way for Runners to Raise Their VO2 Max
VO2 max predicts endurance performance better than almost anything else. Here's what the research says about the fastest way to raise it.
Two Physical Therapists Ranked 10 Core Exercises. This One Won
Physical therapists ranked the farmer's carry as the top core exercise for older adults. Here's what real EMG research shows about why loaded carries activate the core so well.
Why Protein Alone Can’t Stop Muscle Loss After Menopause
A viral claim says menopause accelerates muscle loss dramatically. Here is what the research actually supports, and what a real resistance training trial found.
Can One Dumbbell Workout Build Muscle and Burn Fat at Once?
A full body dumbbell workout claims to build muscle and burn fat in the same session. Here's what body recomposition research actually shows about whether that works.
What a 104 Year Old Woman Says Actually Keeps You Healthy
A 104-year-old woman says healthy aging is about more than diet and exercise. Here's what a meta-analysis of 300,000 people found about social connection and mortality risk.
Is Building Muscle Really as Simple as a Bodybuilding Coach Claims?
A bodybuilding coach says muscle growth comes down to three basics: calories, protein, and progressive overload. Here's what the research says about each one.
Lou Schuler’s Knee Injury Changed How He Trains
After both quadriceps tendons ruptured, Lou Schuler reconsidered joint pain, exercise selection, barbell loyalty, and smarter strength training.