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

How to Lower Your Resting Heart Rate Below 60 BPM

Make like an elite athlete and slow down your ticker

Is a Cold Shower Ever as Effective as a Cold Plunge?

A breakdown of cold therapy, from the bathroom to the beach

We Attempted the Kipchoge Challenge…and Failed

A humbling day at the track for our health and fitness editor

Slot This 7-Move Workout Into Your Morning Routine

The gentle circuit will ease stiffness ahead of a sedentary workday

The One Thing Apple Doesn’t Love About “Ted Lasso”

On the tech giant's beloved show, its omnipresent products are the real villain

How to Use Assisted Weight Features at the Gym

There's no shame in enlisting a little help. Here's a sample workout.

Neil Gaiman’s Creativity Hack Is Simple, Free and Grossly Underrated

The 62-year-old English novelist is an expert in idea-chasing

How to Make a $5 Lacrosse Ball Your Favorite Massage Tool

When deployed correctly, it's a secret weapon for recovery

Inside the Training of a 13-Year-Old Running Phenom

Move over, Ingebrigtsen. There's another prodigy in Norway.

The Kettlebell Press That Belongs in Your Next Lift

Stop waiting for the bench. Try this underrated move instead.

The 10-Minute Workout That Only Needs a Park Bench

You'll make short work of this 400-rep routine

Why You Should Add Uneven Terrain to Your Walking Routine

Rocks and roots will level up your daily stroll

How to Be Happy, According to Taye Diggs

The actor talks fatherhood, visual art and conquering insomnia

Aaron Judge’s Mental Conditioning Routine Is Awesome

The new Yankee captain balances brain with brawn

How to Become a More “Time Affluent” Person

Most working Americans feel they never have enough time, but there are solutions to this "time famine"

Are We Ready for Human Composting?

Why some want the end of their days to include "ecological death care"