Fitness

The current world record for the most-attended women’s sporting event of all time didn’t take place on an Olympic, international, or even professional stage — it took place right at the University of Nebraska. The school’s women’s volleyball team, the Cornhuskers, hosted the Omaha Mavericks in their football stadium on Aug. 30 for an outdoor
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Image Source: Getty / Stefania D’Alessandro / WireImage Florence Pugh is speaking her mind about unsolicited fan comments regarding her body. Last summer, Pugh made headlines when she wore a nipple-baring dress at the Valentino haute couture fashion show in Rome. Subsequently, the star was overwhelmed by an influx of body-shaming comments on social media.
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Hot-girl walks. 12-3-20 treadmill workouts. Mat Pilates sessions. The anxiety-inducing pandemic years have been an era of soft workouts, helping people move their bodies without necessarily breaking a sweat or experiencing any level of mental discomfort. But now, as folks return to a somewhat-less-stressful period of life, there seems to be a resurgence of workouts
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There’s something about a good cry session that’s cathartic — like you’re releasing all the negative emotions pent up inside. According to Harvard Health, crying can actually be cleansing, helping us process emotions, embrace grief, and relieve stress and anxiety. But while crying can work wonders for our mental health, it can also leave us
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While many wellness fads come and go, some just, well, stick. Case in point: Coconut oil. Following a steep, rocket-esque rise in popularity a few years ago, the so-called superfood has solidified a spot on grocery store shelves, in kitchen pantries, and in skin-care routines seemingly everywhere — and, depending on who you ask, that
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