

Laurel Leicht
Joined: Feb 16, 2016
Laurel Leicht, C.S.C.S., is a writer, editor, and certified personal trainer in Brooklyn, NY. Her work has appeared in Health, Runner’s World, Self, Women's Health, and Cosmopolitan. She's served as a contributing editor for Self and blogger for Glamour.com, and previously was fitness editor at Shape. She’s run nine marathons, competed in five Olympic-distance triathlons, and is an Ironman Florida finisher.




Today marks the 121st Boston Marathon, and these tips can help you become a better runner, whether or not you ever hoof it up Heartbreak Hill.
That feel-good side effect of breaking a sweat isn't imagined.
Losing weight might be about when, not what, you eat.
These pro tips will help you feel ready to go and refreshed in seconds—some even before you leave your bed.
A few minutes is all you need to clear your mind and banish stress.
Activity trackers are the top fitness trend of 2017—try one of these cutting edge varieties on for size.
Skip the protein bar and pour yourself a bowl of cereal instead.
We give you permission to skip the gym tonight.
You don't need to be super-bendy or totally Zen to hit up one of these activity-packed retreats.
Staying safe on your ride is pretty simple as long as you’re paying attention.
Olympic bronze medalist, American record holder, and eternal optimist Deena Kastor shares her tips on staying positive in order to achieve your goals.
Rock climbing can be intimidating because of the heights, sure, but also because you're so far outside of your comfort zone.