As an athlete, I was first drawn to cupping for its recovery benefits. I thought if one of the most medaled Olympians in the world is cupping, it must have an impact. Licensed acupuncturist, board-certified Chinese herbalist, and co-founder of WTHN acupuncture studio, Shari Auth, confirms, “Cupping is often used by athletes to speed recovery …
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Once I laid out all the materials and read through the directions, I began to prep my sample finger. (Nurse’s note: It’s incredibly important to make sure your hands and working surface are clean.) After sanitizing my finger with the provided alcohol swab, I went in for the prick. I will say, this part was …
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While there are a good number of meditation apps on the market, Calm feels a bit different from the rest. From its neuroscience-inspired origins, light use of pop culture, and polished aesthetic, Calm feels like the cool spiritual uncle you want to hang out with. The Calm app was founded in 2012 by Alex Tew …
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Like most sneaker brands, ASICS upgrades and evolves its designs over the years. Despite every modification and change, the Gel Nimbus continues to hold up—and I’m constantly impressed. First off, the shoes are incredibly versatile. They’re designed for long or short runs (or even walking), so they can be worn for sprints, distance runs, and …
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Motorcycles have always been dangerous. Thankfully, the latest and greatest safety technology like ABS, lean-sensitive traction control, engine modes for rainy days, and even early-warning radar systems are keeping motorcyclists hedging their bets with each passing year. While it’s impossible to compete with the safety advantages of a traditional automobile—roll cage and seat belts won’t …
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A vigorously shaken espresso martini feels curative, whether enjoyed as a buzzy savior before a night out or an end-of-meal nightcap. It’s frothy and rich—and making a huge comeback. Like most cocktails, preference can make or break the experience for you. Those who enjoy coffee black will find heavy-handed syrups and sugar in their espresso …
So much of golf is about feel. That’s true not only in terms of performance but also the emotional response of a perfectly struck shot. The feeling you get from hitting the sweet spot and looking up to watch a pure golf shot flying toward the target is thrilling and that’s what I’ve been experiencing …
I know you think this headline is clickbait, but I’m not bullshitting you. I used Balmuda The Toaster just once before I tucked my Cuisinart two-slicer under my arm, marched down the stairs of my four-floor walkup, and abandoned it on the sidewalk with a note that read ‘It works!’ It felt a little like …
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Think about the last time you had fall-off-the-bone ribs or a perfectly juicy steak––it took some serious time, devotion, and skill to produce such flavors. At least, that’s what you’ve been led to believe. With a grill from Traeger, manufacturer of hardwood pellet-fueled barbecues, even amateur grillers can achieve pitmaster-quality meats. We experienced …
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That floating feeling that comes with being well-conditioned is what every runner strives for. Miles feel more effortless (and a hell of a lot more enjoyable). But if you’re new to running or coming back from a hiatus, the feeling you’re more inclined to experience is runner’s knee, Achilles tendinitis, or shin splints. To get …