Dana Linn Bailey is known for building her body thanks to some seriously intense gym sessions, but despite her inspiring efforts, she also proves that leaning into leg day need not take ages. Instead, the former Olympia Women’s Physique winner blasts her legs with a challenge that requires just three sets each side. Here’s how […] Continue Reading »
Gaming has several benefits for cognitive ability and reaction times, not to mention that much-needed stress relief in your down time, but how long can we spend per week zapping the virtual enemy before it starts to defeat out own health as a result? Science has an answer. The new study published as a result […] Continue Reading »
Former Central Washington footballer turned reality star, Chase DeMoor drew understandable criticism when his first foray into the world of boxing resulted in several losses. Undeterred however, DeMoor dug deep with his training and is not only the reigning Misfits heavyweight champion, but he’s also building a solid pro record. While DeMoor beat the controversial […] Continue Reading »
Last month, The Palms Las Vegas was named “host hotel” for the 2026 Olympia Weekend. As part of a broader expansion, Olympia organizers have just completed a deal clearing the way to host its two main stage productions in an Arena, creating expanded access to bodybuilding’s biggest night. Olympia President Dan Solomon explains: “After spending […] Continue Reading »
Bodyweight training keeps bumping into the same criticism: it won’t make you strong. It’s true that at a certain point, you will need external loads to build more strength. But many lifters focus on the shortcomings of bodyweight training rather than its benefits, explains Brad Kolowich Jr. “If you can’t control your own body, you […] Continue Reading »
History was made in nail biting fashion on January 25, 2026, when Alex Honnold, free-soloed one of the world’s most iconic skyscrapers, becoming the first person to climb Taipei 101 without the aid of a rope or harness. It was such an extraordinary feat that many of those who watched the high-stakes challenge wondered the […] Continue Reading »
On Episode 269 of The Menace Podcast, host Dennis James and regular cohort Jose Raymond wanted to find out more following a recent Instagram reel that shows Milos Sarcev hack pressing with seven plates on each side of the machine. Milos Sarcev may be 62, but the former Mr. Yugoslavia and Mr. Universe still loves […] Continue Reading »
It’s official, the New England Patriots are chasing a seventh Super Bowl victory after a gritty performance in icy conditions saw them beat the Denver Broncos 10-7 in the AFC Championship on Jan 25, 2026. Of course, the big story was Drake Maye making the only touchdown for his team — in less than favorable […] Continue Reading »
In college athletics, attention gravitates toward the visible: the head coach pacing the sideline, the star player under stadium lights, the results posted on scoreboards and social feeds. What rarely makes headlines is the work happening quietly in the background—the conversations without cameras, the mentorship without metrics, the leadership that doesn’t announce itself until years […] Continue Reading »
Amid growing buzz around lifespan and healthspan, a new “span” is entering the conversation: musclespan. Coined and championed by Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, the term shifts the focus toward how long our muscles remain strong, functional, and metabolically healthy. It’s an increasingly important distinction as more evidence links muscle health to cognitive health, metabolic function, and […] Continue Reading »
I’ve sat in many saunas that look impressive but don’t actually get hot or hold their quality over long periods of time. That’s the problem with the at-home sauna boom. Everyone is selling “detox,” “weight loss,” “longevity,” and “biohacking,” but the best home sauna is the one that delivers meaningful heat stress, safely and consistently […] Continue Reading »
Walk into most gyms, and you’ll see the same lifts on repeat—bench, squat, deadlift, curls, and rows. They’re classics for a reason, but if you never venture past the basics, you’re leaving gains on the table. Some exercises don’t get social media attention, aren’t included in every program, and sometimes look odd, but they build […] Continue Reading »
The bodybuilding world was dealt another tragic blow this week after learning that prolific bodybuilder, Jason Lowe passed away on January 22, 2026, at the age of 38. Jason Lowe was a respected figure from Florida, who trained and competed for more than a decade across the state. “Evidently, from the information that I had, […] Continue Reading »
In 1986, President Ronald Reagan was speaking at a proclamation for what was called “The Year of the Flag” when he shared what he felt were symbolic meanings for each color of the Stars and Stripes. “The colors of our flag signify the qualities of the human spirit we Americans cherish,” Reagan said. “Red for […] Continue Reading »
I like to say that when it comes to boosting fitness and achieving peak physique, your time in the gym is only half the battle. The other huge part of the equation is what you decide to (or not!) eat. Reaching for the right foods after some pec pumping is nearly as important as the […] Continue Reading »
Gaming has several benefits for cognitive ability and reaction times, not to mention that much-needed stress relief in your down time, but how long can we spend per week zapping the virtual enemy before it starts to defeat out own health as a result? Science has an answer. The new study published as a result […] 
Former Central Washington footballer turned reality star, Chase DeMoor drew understandable criticism when his first foray into the world of boxing resulted in several losses. Undeterred however, DeMoor dug deep with his training and is not only the reigning Misfits heavyweight champion, but he’s also building a solid pro record. While DeMoor beat the controversial […] 
Bodyweight training keeps bumping into the same criticism: it won’t make you strong. It’s true that at a certain point, you will need external loads to build more strength. But many lifters focus on the shortcomings of bodyweight training rather than its benefits, explains Brad Kolowich Jr. “If you can’t control your own body, you […] 
In college athletics, attention gravitates toward the visible: the head coach pacing the sideline, the star player under stadium lights, the results posted on scoreboards and social feeds. What rarely makes headlines is the work happening quietly in the background—the conversations without cameras, the mentorship without metrics, the leadership that doesn’t announce itself until years […] 
Amid growing buzz around lifespan and healthspan, a new “span” is entering the conversation: musclespan. Coined and championed by Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, the term shifts the focus toward how long our muscles remain strong, functional, and metabolically healthy. It’s an increasingly important distinction as more evidence links muscle health to cognitive health, metabolic function, and […] 
I’ve sat in many saunas that look impressive but don’t actually get hot or hold their quality over long periods of time. That’s the problem with the at-home sauna boom. Everyone is selling “detox,” “weight loss,” “longevity,” and “biohacking,” but the best home sauna is the one that delivers meaningful heat stress, safely and consistently […] 
Walk into most gyms, and you’ll see the same lifts on repeat—bench, squat, deadlift, curls, and rows. They’re classics for a reason, but if you never venture past the basics, you’re leaving gains on the table. Some exercises don’t get social media attention, aren’t included in every program, and sometimes look odd, but they build […] 
In 1986, President Ronald Reagan was speaking at a proclamation for what was called “The Year of the Flag” when he shared what he felt were symbolic meanings for each color of the Stars and Stripes. “The colors of our flag signify the qualities of the human spirit we Americans cherish,” Reagan said. “Red for […] 
I like to say that when it comes to boosting fitness and achieving peak physique, your time in the gym is only half the battle. The other huge part of the equation is what you decide to (or not!) eat. Reaching for the right foods after some pec pumping is nearly as important as the […]