Workouts are a fantastic way to celebrate love on Valentine’s Day, offering a fun and healthy way to connect with your partner. Forget the clichéd dinner-and-a-movie routine—this year, why not try ...

Couple Joey Bada$$ and Serayah McNeill are reminding folks that a couple who prioritizes health together stays together. Serayah posted a video on Instagram of them doing an intense workout with ...

Contact this contributing writer at [email protected]. Whether you’ve worked out with your significant other for years or are just thinking about getting fit as a duo, it’s important to stick with ...

Couples who lift together, stay together. That’s what we truly believe. Working out with your partner can build both camaraderie and muscle mass, and we’re all about spending more time with the lady ...

Whether you're looking to squeeze into that new teeny-weeny bikini or you have extra time to tone up, there's no time like the present to get in shape. Of course, it's easier to commit to a workout ...

You know the old saying, "couples that play together, stay together?" Well we believe couples that train together, stay healthier together! Join The Kissing Booth star, Josh Eady & partner Jess Ivy in ...

Women’s Health Next Fitness Star Stacie Clark co-owns a gym with her husband in Plymouth, Minnesota—so she knows a thing or two about working out as a couple. Valentine’s Day is around the corner, so ...

MILWAUKEE -- Looking for the perfect workout partner? You may need to look no further than your partner in life. Erika Alexander of Push Functional Fitness and Royal Ramseur of Empowered Bootcamps ...

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Is fitness your love language? If the answer is “yes,” don’t get stuck spending another Valentine’s Day doing something cliché like dinner and a movie (with, of course, extra-buttered popcorn) or, ...

Sure, we’ve hit the gym with our partners a time or two. After all, we need someone to spot us on the bench when we’re pressing like 200 pounds (right). But, we’ll admit we’ve never done a couples ...