There’s a particular kind of magic that happens when Black women create spaces for other Black women to heal, grow and thrive.

Honor Black History Month by working out with Black trainers and Black-owned fitness businesses for dance, strength training, yoga, and more fun routines. Search About Women's Health ...

From gym to swim: 8 Black-owned fitness brands to stock up on in 2023 From Soul Cap to BIND London and LAPP The Brand, here are 8 Black-owned athleisure brands to support in 2023, whatever your ...

Most boutique fitness studios cater to a predominantly white audience via their marketing channels, which excludes Black women. I feel like the fitness industry needs to drive away from the ...

From Elise Neal looking flawless at 50 to Teyana Taylor dropping jaws in the "Fade" video, these Black women gave us serious fitness goals in 2016.

Why Black women love Oxyshred. The brand’s strategic engagement with Black creators has made Oxyshred not just a product but a cultural touchstone within the Black fitness community.

Meet lululemon ambassadors and the mirror App instructors Pilin Anice, Deja Riley. Courtesy Pilin Anice, Deja Riley. To be a Black woman in fitness is often to be the only one.

With Black women, even though we have the ‘strong black women’ trope, physical fitness and wellness aren’t marketed to us. ... Images: NoireFitFest. Topics. Wellbeing. Fitness And Wellbeing ...

For Black women who are embarking on a fitness journey to manage stress, lose weight, or prevent and manage chronic disease, the journey is not just about diet and exercise.

The fitness industry is facing a racial reckoning, finally addressing the ideal of whiteness it has perpetuated up to this point. Beauty and lifestyle assistant, Twiggy Jalloh, explores the ...