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The COVID-19 pandemic has seen demand for at-home fitness explode, as gyms and fitness studios have been locked down or had their attendance severely limited to adhere to strict safety protocols intended to curtail virus transmission. Leading the interactive fitness craze is Peloton, the fitness platform that aims to bring the energy and benefits of a studio-style workout to the comfort of your own home, thanks, in part, to the brand’s band of hard-bodied fitness instructors.

Which LGBTQ fitness classes are worth a try? The gym may still be closed but there's plenty of other options to choose from.

Personal trainer Justice Williams didn't feel like he had an inclusive space to work out when he was undergoing gender transition. Now, he's created just that for other LGBTQ+ people.

On November 17, nearly 500 will ride their bikes 165 miles from Miami to Key West in the annual SMART Ride.

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From Darcy Pierce to Darcy Fierce, one man's journey through homophobia and depression to become his authentic self.

When I teach, one of the biggest mistakes that my clients make is dropping to their knees during pushups. I always tell them that I would rather them hold a plank then dropping on their knees to do…

We explore six spots for LGBT fitness in New Orleans, whether you're an aspiring yoga, a bootcamp addict, or something in between.

Make 2017 the year you can finally say your resolution stuck by incorporating these tips—provided by our favorite personal LGBT trainers —into your routine

In the digital age, it’s easier to meet a one-night stand than it is a lifelong friend. That’s a trend Atlantans James Brian Yancey and Mike Duffy want to change. “If I was coming out in the late ‘90s there were groups like YouthPride and there was also Outwrite Bookstore, which was a community gathering …

Depending on what state you live in, there are so rules about what is allowed to be open, what’s on lockdown, where you can go and if you can go somewhere, what arsenal of items you need to bring to be around people. Let’s face it, Covid-19 is nothing to mess around with. The good thing about being home now is that you can focus on what was probably your New Year’s Resolution this year which was: get healthy and get in shape. Even on lockdown, there are a ton of different exercises and health plans you can follow to help stay in shape, keep the fat off and keep yourself muscles from atrophy.

Peloton is proud to celebrate Pride and show our support for the LGBTQ+ community. Here's how to join us this month.

Pure for Men, the all-natural cleanliness supplement brand, is set to release three new skincare products that will help you #STAYREADY. The much-anticipated Stay Ready Bar, Stay Ready Cream, and Stay Ready Scrub will all be released on Tuesday, February 26, 2019.

The owner of Oakland's queer-friendly gym believes that boring means consistency, and consistency means success.

Blink Fitness, the premium quality, value-based gym, today announced its latest campaign #BEYOU, to celebrate the LGBTQ community for Pride Month. Blink is known as the gym that welcomes Every Body and has teamed up with the Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), to remind us that strength and confidence comes from embracing who you are – no matter your gender, sexual orientation, shape, athletic abilities, or otherwise.

I’ve always been a fan of body weight exercises and cardio-based exercises. I also come from a background of Insanity and kickboxing so that may have something to do with it. I’m also a big travele…

Burpees are one of the best exercises you can do. Burpees work all muscle groups: arms, legs, core, back, etc. One of the best ways to do burpees is a tabata style. Do as many burpees as possible f…

The special fitness seminar “The Perfect Rep," powered by Hornet, took place at Lift Gym Chelsea, led by trainer experts Scott Sensenig and Sarah Curry