Strength training may seem like daunting affair that should be attempted only by those brave enough to enter the weight room; however, the fact is anyone can become stronger anywhere using different types of equipment. This workout will take you through the basic principles of strength training to yield improved strength, endurance, balance, and energy levels, and boost metabolism, maintain muscle mass, and prevent bone loss.

There are few things more disappointing than leaving the gym with a dry t-shirt. Lucky for you, this cycle strength workout will help you work up a sweat quickly. Hop on the bike and make the wheel hum as you work your legs and get in your cardio, then hop off for a strength and/or flexibility-building portion and a finisher move. It’s especially great for people who want a well-rounded workout, or for cyclists who wish to gain more muscle without skimping on their cardio.

We're dedicating this month's workout to the current and former brave men and women of our military. Make this workout a part of your regular routine to achieve total body strength and endurance as you get in amazing shape, then take on our annual “Murph” Challenge on Memorial Day Weekend.

A gym staple, the treadmill is as crucial for getting in shape as it can be monotonous. Turn the human hamster wheel into your most powerful fitness ally with our TEAM ClubSport-inspired workout.

We’re upping the ante with this month’s workout, so we hope you’re ready to step up (and row, dip, and mountain climb)! Start with cardio, perform 3-5 rounds of these four basic gym moves on the versatile Freemotion Step machine, and finish off with another round of cardio for a full body workout that will hit every major muscle group.

Whether you’re on a boat or in a plane, or in a hotel room in the middle of nowhere, work up a good sweat with this REV32-inspired bodyweight workout that can be done almost anywhere. No equipment is necessary and a mat is optional. This simple five-exercise pyramid routine starts off light, but quickly steps up the difficulty with each progressing round as you increase your reps.