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60% of Women Still Don’t Lift
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60% of Women Still Don’t Lift — 78% Know They Should

In September 2026, Pvolve surveyed more than 1,000 U.S. women and found that 78% said weight training is vital for long-term health — and 60% still do not strength train in a typical week.

FITNESSMental Focus Under Fire

Mental Focus Under Fire: Jake Gibbs, Five Jellyfish Stings, a Flat Tire, and the Oahu Pentathlon

Athletes who train primarily for shorter, higher-intensity efforts sometimes underestimate how different the psychological demands become when the effort stretches across an entire day and night.

FITNESSThe Explosive Rise of Women's Flag Football

The Explosive Rise of Women's Flag Football: A Game-Changing Revolution on the Gridiron

Women's flag football isn't a fad—it's a movement reshaping sports, empowering generations, and proving that the gridiron belongs to everyone. With Olympic momentum, surging participation data, exp...

FITNESSWhy Exercise Outperforms Medication Alone for Long-Term Success

Why Exercise Outperforms Medication Alone for Long-Term Success

In an era of quick-fix drugs, the data and real-world outcomes reinforce a timeless truth: structured movement is one of the most powerful, side-effect-free tools available. It delivers benefits me...

FITNESSThe Protein-Maxxing Era: When Everything Got Jacked… Including Your Grocery Cart

The Protein-Maxxing Era: When Everything Got Jacked… Including Your Grocery Cart

The Protein-Maxxing Era is fun, motivational, and backed by solid science when done thoughtfully. It’s pushed more people to prioritize muscle and satiety, which beats the old low-fat snack-cake da...