Brittney Saline

We’ve all wondered at one time or another: Would I survive a zombie apocalypse? As Hollywood teaches us, you’d probably need to run very fast. Maybe scamper over a wall or scramble through some rubble. You’d have to carry your gear through all that,…

Your coworker takes credit for your idea. You disagree with your siblings about how to manage your parents’ estate. Your spouse won’t get off your back about folding the laundry. We all face conflicts — they happen everyday and in a multitude of…

Perzel, who will turn 50 in six months, is hoping for a PR but says it’s OK if he doesn’t get one. A Type 2 diabetic of eight years, his primary fitness objective is to get clearance to ditch the Metformin he’s been taking to manage his diabetes, a…

They call themselves “The Babymakers.” Abrie Sellers and Sarah Brown of Thomasville CrossFit in Thomasville, Georgia, are among thousands of athletes who completed the first four workouts of the 2017 CrossFit Team Series this weekend. But their team…

Why your doctor only wants to see you after something has gone wrong. Dr. Stephen Schimpff calls it the paradox of American medicine. “We have really well-trained, well-educated providers. We are the world’s envy for biomedical research. We’ve got…

It took courage for Casey to share his story. It felt like his first day of CrossFit all over again. “When I first started, I was afraid to walk into the gym, thinking, ‘People are gonna look at me, people are gonna laugh at me …’ and that was just a…

"I still consider myself a competitor. (But) I consider it more dialed down." —Katie Berns Five pregnant women are competing in the Open out of just one box in Bloomington, Indiana. Ranging from five to eight months along, they seem to carry medicine…

“Even if I can’t do it all, I’ll do what I can,” Casey added.