Exercise science, resistance training, VO2max, and physical performance
272 articles
A multi-omic study finds trained older adults retain muscle molecular profiles resembling those of young adults, revealing exercise's deep anti-aging effects.
A 5-year prospective study finds that fitter adults preserve kidney function longer, even before chronic kidney disease develops.
A 12-week Brazilian trial tests whether training frequency shapes functional capacity and blood pressure in older adults with cardiometabolic risk.
Rhonda Patrick sits down with mobility expert Dr. Kelly Starrett to explore how movement quality and physical resilience drive long-term healthspan.
A short Bryan Johnson video posing a pushup challenge to men; no substantive content is available beyond the title and promotional links.
A 56-trial meta-analysis pinpoints the exact exercise dose and intensity that maximizes HDL cholesterol in metabolic syndrome patients.
A meta-analysis of 10 RCTs finds structured exercise significantly improves quality of life and VO2 max in adults over 50 living with HIV.
Renowned exercise scientist Dr. Mike Israetel joins Max Lugavere to expose the most common training errors sabotaging strength and muscle gains.
A randomized trial finds regular aerobic exercise significantly lowers circulating ketone bodies in children, signaling improved mitochondrial function.
A multicenter trial tests whether 12 weeks of resistance training can improve frailty, muscle power, and quality of life in centenarians.
A 26-study meta-analysis reveals whether lowering or lifting the weight matters more for building muscle.
A 2026 study shows daily fiber intake dramatically cuts mortality risk — and most people fall far short of the target.
