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

We're Calling It. Caesar Salad Wraps Are the Best Beach Food.

You want a hot take? This cool wrap trumps all other beach food. Here's why.

How Indoor Farming Will Forever Change the Way We Grow and Eat Food

One Costco-sized building can support up to 700 "acres" of farmland

Roger Goodell Will Need Help If He's Going to Get Rid of Dan Snyder

The NFL's top brass needs to take a stand and push him out once and for all

Did Canada Crack the Code on How to Build Mentally-Tough Athletes?

A team of researchers published 11 commandments on the relationship between psychology and peak performance

It's Never Too Late to Become a Runner. Here's How.

Looking to get off the couch but no idea where to begin? We've got you.

How Parents Pass Down Trauma to Their Kids

Catastrophic events like World War II, the Vietnam War and the September 11 attacks confirm that wounds can leap from one generation to the next

The Disturbing Link Between Climate Change and Physical Fitness

Heatwaves are taking years off our lives. Can we do anything about it?

How to Stay in Shape as a Young Dad

It's not a great time to take up triathlon training. But with a shift in approach, fatherhood and physical fitness can coexist.

The Real Reason You're Not Hungry After an Intense Workout

Shorter, higher-octane sessions could help you take advantage of an appetite suppressant called "lac-phe"

We Found America's Chillest Hotel at the End of the World

Marram Montauk merchants in vibes, waves and s'mores. You will leave relaxed and recharged, whether you like it or not.

What Sort of Crazy Foods Will We Have to Eat in the Year 2050?

"Jellyfish jerky" might not sound appetizing, but we'll need to get creative to close the crop calorie gap.

Will This TikTok Hack Actually Relieve Stress During a Workday?

In a viral video, Dr. Karan Raj bills the tip as an "instant tool to calm down"

Study: Corporations Aren't Offsetting Nearly as Much Carbon as We Think They Are

Instead of actually cutting back on emissions, companies are buying renewable energy certifications in bulk

Qatar's Prison Sentences for Protesters Is a Reminder That "Sportswashing" Is Nothing New

We have never known sports without sportswashing. It's time we accepted this.

Why Fitness Experts Are Obsessed With “Bulletproofing” the Body

Bulletproofers will do anything to avoid injury. Here's where to start.