This website promotes the gym, but it also contains a wide array of information on how people can stay in shape. For example, in the middle of the coronavirus outbreak, the website shifted to “bring the gym to you.” As is part of the Planet Fitness mantra, it contains information for beginners, including a section on someone’s first workout.

Livestrong has an incredible wealth of information on exercises, health care, physical health, mental health and more. It is updated multiple times a day and comes complete with great forums and up-to-date information about fitness trends that are relevant in today’s world.

As you can imagine, Men’s Health is a fitness website geared toward men. However, within this focus, the website touches on various topics, including food, sleep, sex and more. Its more standard features involve giving information on workouts and advice on how to get into better shape.

As the name would imply, Muscle & Fitness is narrowly focused around how to build your muscles and stay in shape. It contains great information on specific ways to build muscle, including the types of workouts that are best for these purposes.

T Nation bills itself as “The world’s largest hardcore training site.” As the slogan implies, it is specifically designed for more advanced fitness enthusiasts. It goes as far as discussing non-prescription (but legal!) drugs that can be taken to relax and stay in better shape.

My Fitness Pal is a freemium website that allows users to get fitness and food advice. It also lets users track calories and log activities, making it an ideal one-stop shop for fitness and dieting. There are also integrated apps that you can use as part of your workout.

The Robb Wolf fitness website goes into some new areas that we haven’t previously seen on this list. Examples include entire sections on specialty health diets, like diets for celiac, paleo and gluten-free diets. It also features entire sections on anti-inflammatory eating and foods.

If the website name doesn’t hook you, odds are good that the content will! Look Great Naked is run by Brad Schoenfeld, a personal trainer and Ph.D. holder who runs a blog, writes a newsletter and offers coaching. The content on this website covers a variety of topics but primarily deals with exercise and strength training.