fitness
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SoulCycle CEO and Baltimore native Melanie Whelan said she wants to put an outpost of her famous fitness chain in Baltimore. She's not the only one with a great idea that Charm City exercisers want to see here.
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A listing of camps and clinics for recreational sports in and around Carroll County
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By mixing cross-training workouts with running you can elevate your races to the next level and ultimately become a better runner.
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Eighteen months ago, after a decade of competitive participation in triathlons, I decided it was time to take a break.
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A lot of people get intimidated and overwhelmed by health and wellness because there are so many different perspectives, ideas and concepts on what is "good
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Three times a week, Paulette Goodwin traveled 45 minutes from her Edgewood home to Garrison Forest School's athletic center for a fitness class with i
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It's easy to let summer fitness goals fall by the wayside once colder weather sets in. Here are nine unconventional ways to get your fitness fix indoors, whether you're seeking a change, a challenge, competition or camaraderie:
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On Sept. 18, Wegmans will open its eighth Maryland store at Foundry Row, a new 350,000-square-foot retail center at the intersection of Reisterstown and Painters Mill roads, previous home of Solo Cup's manufacturing site.
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Health and beauty apps enter local market, where some providers had already established on-demand services
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The following programs will be offered through Carroll County Public Library. Registration is required only where noted. For more information, call 410-386-
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Anyone who has met 12-year-old Willow Job, of Cockeysville, knows that she has the heart and soul of a champion but now it is official. Willow was recently selected as the 2016 Child Champion for the Walk to End Lupus Now which was held on Aug. 20 in Baltimore.
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Dissent and protest, my fellow Americans, is in the very DNA of this country. Colin Kaepernick is therefore the ultimate patriot, caring enough about his very flawed nation to call it out for its failings and shaming the rest of us into engaging with the issues he raises.
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Health of African Americans in Baltimore is bad by many measures, but conditions are the same in other urban areas
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Lying on the ground after a mild fall off a boulder in the middle of the woods, Robin Close lets his self-deprecating sense of humor show.
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The state health department has chosen four companies to help Medicaid patients at risk for diabetes adopt lifestyle changes.
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Patients come out Friday to call for better care and to support health care providers who were fired just a head of a vote on unionizing
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Some 300 troops from the Maryland National Guard drilled for a deadly outbreak of a bird-flu-like disease this week that they envisage would spread panic in urban areas and require the killing of chickens by the barnful.
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McDaniel replaced the 12-year-old turf field at Gill Stadium in the spring in the latest step of a master plan to upgrade the college's facilities.
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Caitlin Cross's 7-month old dog Boopy whined and wagged her tail. The Border collie Australian cattle dog mix seemed anxious to meet with other dogs who were arriving with their owners to the Morgan Run Natural Environmental Area on Saturday, July 9. They were there to participate in a dog walk event sponsored by Walk Carroll, an initiative of the Partnership for a Healthier Carroll County.
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Energetic music kept more than 100 attendees of the fourth annual Zumbathon pumped up at South Carroll Senior and Community Center in Eldersburg on Sunday, Jan. 31.
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An East Baltimore youth center that opened a decade ago after catching the eye of Baltimore-bred basketball star Carmelo Anthony has attracted a new celebrity benefactor: Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank.
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It's too early to judge the value of requiring businesses to post warning about the adverse health effects of sugary drinks.
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While the overall number of people going to the emergency room in Baltimore hospitals is down slightly from last year along with hospital admissions in general, the number of gun-related injuries has grown
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Over the weekend, Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank pledged $16 million to St. John's College High School in Chevy Chase from his private foundation.
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Simple tests already used regularly to assess kidney function and damage could also help doctors predict who will suffer heart disease, researchers from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health have found.
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Sponsored by the Freestate Happy Wanderers, a walking club that is part of the American Volkssport Association, the 5- or 10-kilometer walk in South Laurel Saturday, Sept. 6 offered the traditional "fun, fitness and fellowship" that is the group's motto. But it had a serious aim as well: to honor the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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It was yet another reminder that this year's training camp, which officially begins with Thursday's first full-squad practice, will be a new experience for many members of the offense.
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Retired former Ravens Pro Bowl cornerback Chris McAlister is interning at training camp with the Buffalo Bills' coaching staff.
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Steven Snelgrove, the new president of Howard County General Hospital, is quick to discuss intricacies of the changing landscape of health care both locally and across the country.
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We adults in the North Harford area have limited areas where we can exercise.
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Harford County remains 10th in the state for overall health of its residents, with tobacco use and obesity continuing to be at least as high as the state average, according to a new report.
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Lily Cavallaro, 13, leading charge on fundraising for diabetes research after younger sister, Bella, 11, was diagnosed with the disease in 2009. Bella's Battalion will walk in upcoming Maryland 2014 Walk to Cure Diabetes in Baltimore on April 5.
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Under Armour CEO and founder Kevin Plank and celebrity judges will pick from six finalists Friday in the annual Cupid's Cup national entrepreneurship competition.
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Patterson is one of thousands of disabled students across Maryland who are playing high school sports through unified or allied sports teams, comprised of both students with disabilities and those without.
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Ravens backup running back Bernard Pierce expressed confidence that he'll be ready for the start of training camp after undergoing rotator cuff surgery in January.
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