Tanner Garrity

Tanner Garrity is a senior editor at InsideHook, where he’s covered wellness, travel, sports and pop culture since 2017. He also authors The Charge, InsideHook’s weekly wellness newsletter. Beyond the newsroom, he can usually be found running, skating, reading, writing fiction or playing tennis. He lives in Brooklyn.

All Articles From Tanner Garrity

The Guerrilla Luxury of Williamsburg’s Hand-Painted Murals

Cillian Murphy, six-foot bottles of Stella Artois and a neighborhood that won't stop changing

The Tradition That All Parents Should “Fiercely Protect”

An Aussie comedian on why you should take solo field trips with your kids

This “AMRAP” Workout Is Way Harder Than It Looks

How many times you can complete this circuit in 20 minutes?

Steph Curry’s Hack for Controlling His Heart Rate

The Golden State superstar runs laps around the league for a reason

How to Get Into “Himalayan Shape”

A training blueprint for those with zero plans of actually climbing Everest

How to Make Like the Dutch and Do Nothing

"Niksen" argues for the life-changing effects of just hanging out

How Your Sense of Humor Impacts Your Longevity

If you want to live to 100, you should probably be in on the joke

How to Perform the Ultimate Animal Kingdom Workout

Move like a frog, leopard or kangaroo with this 12-move guide

You Will Not Eat Enough Fiber Today

With apologies to the 3% of Americans who eat their crunchy greens

Why It’s Imperative You Find Yourself a Third Place

Bistro, cafe, library: whatever it is, protect and cherish it

The Pros and Cons of Weekend “Super Walks”

Can you erase a sedentary week with a massive binge walk?

Why You Need to Be Doing Regular Farmer’s Carries

It's the most functional move in fitness. Full stop.

A Guide to the Best Life Hacks From the Last 100 Years

Miracle mornings, presidential matrixes and more. These approaches can actually change your life.

The Best Way to Increase Your Supply of “Hope Molecules”

You can control your moods via your muscle contractions. We'll explain.

How to Live Your Life With the Italian Art of “Sprezzatura”

Contrary to conventional opinion, nonchalance takes years of practice