I moved into a new house with a spare bedroom on the first floor. It's big enough to hold my home office gear in only half the room. The remaining space (14' x 7') will be empty. I'm thinking of ...

Whether you don’t have the time to drive to a gym, don’t want to pay upwards of $100 a month for a membership, or don’t like the idea of sporting spandex in public, a home gym machine might be a great ...

You don’t need to go to the gym to get an intense cardio workout. You can build your own home gym on a budget with some of Amazon’s best-selling cardio machines. At the moment, Amazon’s No. 1 seller ...

Walk into any gym across the world and you'll be met by a sea of elliptical machines and treadmills. If you happen to become a regular at any of those said gyms, you're bound to start noticing the ...

So you’ve decided to get a dedicated cardio machine for your home gym. Congrats! But should it be a treadmill, an elliptical, a bike, or a rower? There are pros and cons to each. Cost: Around $1,500 ...

You walk into the gym at 5:30 p.m. on a Tuesday, hyped up for you ready for your weekly run, when the inevitable happens: all the treadmills are accounted for. You’ve been neglecting your cardio, and ...

To find the best cardio machines among the many options on the market, we researched the most popular models available and considered price, features, durability, size, and exercise variety. We looked ...

Cardio gets a bad rap IMHO. Thoughts of leg cramps, sweat dripping into your eyes (and everywhere else), checking the mile counter every millisecond, and soreness that makes stairs your worst ...

Whenever you walk into a new gym, one space inevitably catches the eye: the main floor, filled with cardio machines of all kinds, rows and rows of ’em. And whether you’re there for a chill yoga class ...