When it comes to workout shoes, how they feel matters far more than how they look. For runners, the right shoe depends on factors like weight, foot shape, and running style. It should fit snugly, have a flexible sole at the ball of the foot, and provide a good balance of shock absorption and support. If you’re hitting the gym, opt for shoes with a low, wide base to ensure stability during both forward and lateral movements
Let me ask you—would you walk into a quack doctor’s office for treatment? Of course not! So why would you trust your body (the only one you’ve got, by the way) to someone whose only qualification is having six-pack abs and a good Instagram filter? Just because someone looks fit doesn’t mean they can train others effectively. That’s like assuming a great dancer can automatically teach choreography—sure, they move well, but can they help you move well without breaking your spine or leg?
Fresh, clean workout clothes aren’t just about sparing others from unpleasant smells; they’re for your own good. Rocking stale, sweat-soaked gear not only clears the room faster than burpees but also puts you at risk for skin issues. So, do yourself (and everyone else) a favor—dress smart, dress clean, and keep it classy
Spend 5–10 minutes (depending on the intensity of your workout) on gentle, rhythmic movements that mimic the exercise you’re about to do but at a lower intensity. This gets your joints, muscles, tendons, and yes, even your brain, ready for action. Warming up gradually increases your heart rate and boosts blood flow to your working muscles