Lifestyle & Wellness
When you combine Old South traditions like carriage rides, riverside picnics, and down-home cooking with the New South vibe of farm-to-market eateries, art tours, and rooftop craft cocktail lounges, you have one of the hottest destinations in the southeast.
Watch VideoThe weather is starting to get nice and many people start walking programs. Two injuries that occur often with starting a walking program are Achilles tendonitis and plantar fasciitis. Both injuries typically occur from overuse, but there are some signs to look for that can help you prevent them.
Read MoreAs doctors, a high percentage of the patients we care for with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) issues sustain their injuries from movements that occur when the body abruptly decelerates or changes direction.
Read MoreThink out-of-the-box this year to hike, bike, and romance your way into your Valentine's heart.
Read MoreThis sport sparks an impressive combination of athleticism, balance, strategy, and teamwork.
Watch VideoSauratown offers some of the best winter cragging in the southeast.
Read MoreFor decades we have been told exposure to bacteria is bad for us, and so we use antibacterial everything, take antibiotics like candy, and consume pasteurized, bleached and processed foods. Is it possible these habits could be hurting our health more than they are helping us?
Read MoreRamblin’ Rose Triathlon training lays a foundation for success in any sport.
Read MoreImagine walking, running, swimming and cycling, all physically tied to another person. For the visually impaired, it’s the only way they can train. Para≈Guide is a new local nonprofit with the mission to encourage and support visually impaired, multi-sport athletes to stay active.
Read MoreBallet dancers do all types of dance including ballet, jazz, modern and tap, and all usually require about 20-30 hours of practice a week depending on level. Due to long hours of practice dancers are prone to overuse or chronic injuries.
Read MoreSpend a day walking the homes, gardens, and shops of Old Salem
Read MoreMany people make the assumption that there are no benefits to lifting heavy weights. Some feel that lifting lighter weights with high reps will yield the same results. This is simply not true.
Read MoreCyclo-Cross is a mix between road racing, mountain biking and cross country. North Carolina is now recognized as one of the nation's hotbeds for cyclocross and the NCCX Series is the premier series in the state. OrthoCarolina is proud to support such a unique organization inspiring active and healthy lifestyles in North Carolina through our partnership with NCCX.
Read MoreFrom the Frasier fir and Norway spruce-clad peaks of the Smokies to the bald cypress and tupelo-covered floodplain of Congaree, surprising biodiversity awaits you in the National Park sites just a day’s drive from Charlotte.
Read MoreYour body needs 5-10 min of aerobic and muscular endurance activity to prepare your body for exercise.
Read MoreExercise can brighten your mood, stave off depression, and increase energy. When it comes to your nutrition, a balanced diet is best for everyone. Food is what fuels us and helps us get through our day, and how you feed your body affects your performance in everything you do
Read MoreBecoming a healthy eater starts with choosing healthy, delicious foods. Selecting the right healthy foods might sound overwhelming if it’s new to you, but even small steps and changes pay off in the long run.
Read MoreNorth Carolina is peppered with wilderness-enveloped campgrounds, from the Great Smokies to the Atlantic shores.
Read MorePilot Mountain has guided centuries of travelers, from nomadic Native Americans to Moravian immigrants.
Read MoreWith these three backpacking loops, you can sample the best of the Smokies in a weekend.
Read MoreCombine a history tour and backcountry adventure on North Carolina's Daniel Boone Heritage Canoe Trail.
Read MoreTwin City Talks, a community forum hosted in partnership with the Winston-Salem Journal, engaged the Winston-Salem community in an open discussion about public art this week at Foothills Brewing. Preceded by topical podcasts and articles, the forum invited residents to engage with community leaders in the arts and cultural sector.
Read MoreWith the adoption of a five-year bike plan, the Charlotte City Council has thrown its weight behind the city’s cycling movement.
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