Nicole Tsong is moving on, but her ‘Fit For Life’ lessons are forever: Keep moving, Seattle!
Her weekly magazine column is ending, but Tsong plans to keep working out and wants you to, too.
Fit For Life
Writer Nicole Tsong finds a new way to sweat every week, offering tips and opinions on exercise classes, techniques, trends and more.
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Your brain might resist the falling part of trampoline wall class — but only until you get addicted to the tricks
Once you get the hang of the basics, you’ll be bouncing off the wall at Emerald City Trapeze.
Buti Yoga adds dancing, freedom, fun — and an occasional yelp — to a fast-paced, strength-building workout VIEW
The music will move you, but you’re unlikely to have time for intentional breathing.
Even the ‘warmup’ is intense in this Thai boxing class VIEW
It’s a fight to the finish at Pacific Muay Thai, where you’ll sprint, punch, kick — and sweat from the get-go.
In a bungee workout, you’ll fly through the air, all right — but there is very little ease involved VIEW
It’s a challenging workout, but you’ll love it.
With electrical muscle stimulation, more of your muscles will work, more deeply, all through your workout VIEW
The gentle pulses of EMS might feel soothing, but they’re really upping the wattage of these brief-but-intense workouts.
Wanna get paid to work out? You’ll have to dive deep for lifeguard certification first.
It’s sink or swim trying to pass the challenging requirements, including a 300-yard swim, treading water for two minutes without your hands and a timed...
How to enjoy a restaurant meal when you’re on a diet
No sugar doesn’t have to mean no fun; follow these tried-and-true tips to eat well while eating out.
The long, purposefully uncomfortable poses of yin yoga release tension — and remind you of the value of relaxation VIEW
Bolsters, blocks, blankets — and breathing — help students get through a yin yoga class.
No Hula, just a hoop: Hooping is a fun workout, especially for your core
Hoopnotica classes teach spin control, but it’s going to take some muscle memory to keep your hoop in line.