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US politics
fromThe Atlantic
1 week ago

Let's Talk About RFK Jr.'s Workout Pants

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. frequently performs workouts and wellness activities while wearing jeans, creating a surreal, viral public image and a recurring fitness-culture persona.
fromDefector
1 month ago

Ideologically Opposed To Proper Workout Form, With Patrick Wyman | Defector

"It's not great, if I'm being honest. From amending my answer to the question "how ya doing Roth" at the very beginning of this week's episode of The Distraction, it is clear that things are not going great. But for the second straight week, we found a way to split our episode between the Not Great stuff and being stupid about sports, with the result being one of the most enjoyable hours of my week."
US politics
Books
fromThe Atlantic
5 months ago

A Complex Portrait of a Contrarian Crank

A man uses weightlifting to cope with perceived cultural softness, but growing muscles coexist with deep mental fragility and obsessive rumination.
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US politics
fromwww.mediaite.com
6 months ago

Embarrassing!' Ben Shapiro Mocks Mamdani's Viral Benchpress Roasts Extraordinarily Feminized' Democratic Party

Ben Shapiro ridiculed Zohran Mamdani's failed 135-pound bench press, calling it an embarrassing display of weakness and evidence of a feminized Democratic Party.
fromBusiness Insider
7 months ago

Fitness Money Diaries: How a Microsoft engineer turned health tech CEO spends $24,000 a year on wellness

I needed to spend some time learning about that, not just making money.
Wellness
NYC startup
fromCurbed
8 months ago

I Did the Official Vessel Run

Participants engage in an exclusive, structured running experience at Hudson Yards, blending fitness with architectural appreciation and social media trends.
Fashion & style
fromwww.theguardian.com
8 months ago

Skintight leggings or baggy joggers? What your gymwear says about you and the world

Generational differences in workout attire are reflected in the preferences of millennials and Gen Z, with younger users favoring baggier styles.
fromwww.theguardian.com
9 months ago

I go there instead of going out': why a gym is the place to be for UK's gen Z

Louis reflects a shift in values among Gen Z, noting that he finds endorphins after workouts enhance his health and social experience. He states, "I sleep better, I eat healthier, and I love that endorphin rush after a workout."
Yoga
NYC parents
fromThe Cut
9 months ago

45 Women on the Cost of Working Out in NYC

The NYC fitness scene reveals a contradiction between high costs and the financial struggles of many participants.
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