Tanner Garrity

Tanner Garrity is a senior editor at InsideHook, where he’s covered wellness, travel, sports and pop culture since 2017. 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 Sleep Well and Wake Up Energized in 2026

13 simple strategies to make this the most restful year of your life

This Ancient Fruit Packs a Natural Energy Boost

Medjool dates are the rare sweetener that won't betray your body

The Problem With RFK Jr.'s New Food Pyramid

The chart bakes our obsession with protein into American policy

This Dinnertime Is Good for Your Health — and Beloved by Gen Z

The sleep science and shifting work habits behind the early-supper craze

The Cold-Weather Running Gear We Turn to Every Single Day

These garments and gear will see you through winter's crankiest miles

How to Form Healthy Habits Using the 66-Day Rule

Don't fret a bad start to the year. Your resolutions might not stick until March.

Why You Only Need to Exercise 150 Days a Year

Breaking down the “3 x 52” formula, an easy fitness regimen to commit to in 2026

Review: The Secret of Aviron Treadmills? They Make You Want to Run.

The Victory Treadmill Plus packs addictive games and next-gen coaching into one do-it-all machine

The Everyday Habit That Might Bring Your Good Ideas Back

Looking to reboot your creativity? We have a suggestion.

How a Nightly “Dark Shower” Could Help You Sleep Better

The simple shift instructs the nervous system to power down

These Pain Experts Will Help You “Futureproof” Your Body

Myo's applying the dentist model to mobility. We paid them a memorable visit.

Why Do Athletes Warm Up With Equipment From Other Sports?

Quarterbacks throwing basketballs, shortstops kicking soccer balls. What's going on here?

The Best Fitness Gifts for Everyday Athletes

Some people just want to get after it. Here's what to give them.

Review: The Only Set of Dumbbells You’ll Ever Need

Bowflex's weight set is sturdy, affordable and zips from five to 52.5 pounds in seconds