Her sculpted biceps have found new fandom among a generation of women who are now strength training—especially those with veiny arms.

What does it mean to build your body today? After decades of diet culture, where women were taught to shrink, one writer decided to find out.

What does the “perfect body” mean in an era of fitnessmaxxing? For writer and model Osman Ahmed, who is trans, it’s complicated.

From perimenopause to periods, GLP-1 medication changes the way women’s bodies behave. Here’s what to pay attention to.

The most transformative drug in modern medicine is also one of the most divisive. The growing culture of judgement around GLP-1s makes life uncomfortable for women who inject.

From building strength to socializing and female solidarity, Hyrox has redefined a lot of women’s relationships with fitness—and with each other.

From GLP-1 to the boom in women who are building muscle, it’s a divisive time to be a body. Amid this, The Costume Institute puts the body on display.

Women-only workout spaces are booming, as gym goers liberate themselves from the male gaze.

We get it. Taking photos of your body is vulnerable; many women want to feel more confident first. But you’ll wish you didn’t wait to start.

Bodybuilding among women is surging. We went to the Arnold Classic to experience strength through a feminine lens—and found it missing.

After decades of cardio, yoga and diet culture, Nadia Tuma-Weldon picked up a dumbbell for the first time. She’s never looked back.

The Kingston-born photographer speaks about muscle, beauty ideals, and how Jamaica’s celebration of curves informs her lens.