Amanda Capritto
Amanda Capritto is a writer and editor who covers health, fitness, outdoor adventure, and travel. With a background in personal training and a passion for the outdoors, she specializes in translating complex topics into engaging, accessible content. Her work has been featured in publications including Runner's World, Bicycling, CNET, Reader's Digest, and more. Outside of work, Amanda spends her time exploring new places, tackling endurance challenges, and seeking out the next great trail.
Dreading the Company Holiday Party? Science Helps Explain Why
Personal Development
How to (Safely and Accurately) Use ChatGPT for Medical Information
Period-Tracking Tech Is Moving Beyond Apps — What Are the Privacy Concerns?
Starting Exercise at Middle Age May Cut Dementia Risk by 45%
Social Clubs Are Rebranding from Boozy Hangouts to Longevity Spas
Foam Rolling May Not Be the Secret to Relieving Muscle Tension
Experts Say Hyperbaric Oxygen Chambers are “Anarchy”
Strengthen Your Legs to Strengthen Your Brain: Here’s How
Fitness As a Sport: It’s More Than CrossFit
Do You Burn More Fat if You Work Out Without Eating?
Health Tracking: Is More Always Better?
Meet the Brain Molecules that Give You Hope
Here’s Why Barefoot Shoes Are Trending
Does “California Sober” Actually Work?
Personal Development
How to Be Alone With Your Thoughts (and Actually Enjoy It)
A Short History of the Turkey Trot
Listening to Music Might Protect Your Brain
How To Use AI Without Losing Your Mind
Winter Workouts are Harder on the Body: Here’s When to Go Inside
Running to Keep Your Blood Sugar Down? Try Lifting Instead
You’re Not Alone. Morning Workouts Really Are Harder
Meet the Patches That Claim to Fix Your Health (and Love Life)
The Home Gym Is Here To Stay
The Power, and Challenge, of the “Let Them” Theory
Personal Development