Congratulations, you're ready to start your fitness journey . . . now what? If you're new to fitness, or getting back into working out, you might not be ready to head into the gym right away.

Here's your regular reminder that, when it comes to workouts, low-impact does not always equal easy. If you need proof, just try a Pilates workout. One swift bodyweight flow or teaser series later, ...

Have you been looking for a beginner home workout program with no equipment? If so, this video will help you out. I had many comments on my beginner calisthenics routine saying how great it was, but ...

The Military.com Fitness Section has beginner workouts, articles about building healthy habits and ideas for adding fitness to a busy schedule. But what is the most important strategy for people who ...

The gym and pounding the pavement aren’t the only ways to get strong and fit. If you’re looking to train with minimal equipment and using nothing more than your bodyweight as a form of resistance, ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you're not a regular at your local spin class, chances are you'll still have some preconceptions about ...

The best type of exercise for beginners is the one you'll actually do. Without sounding flippant, the likelihood of keeping up a type of fitness you hate is minimal. But if you find a form of exercise ...

A strong core is absolutely vital to running. It's not just an aesthetic thing - it's an essential for good running form and injury prevention. Strong core muscles keep your spine, pelvis and hips ...