Matthew Roberson

2 weeks ago | gq.com | Matthew Roberson

Behind the scenes, whether it’s on a soundstage in Studio City or a gym in West Hollywood, years of preparation go into every feature film. For several A-list stars, that preparation includes rigorous sessions with Jason Walsh, one of the most sought-after personal trainers in the entertainment industry. Walsh, 49, has a Rolodex of clients who have prepped for iconic roles like Captain Marvel and Dalton from the Road House remake.

3 weeks ago | gq.com | Matthew Roberson

You’re just getting into running, or you’re running curious, and you have some questions. You want to know how to start running. Or maybe you have been hitting the pavement but you’re looking to increase your speed, or attempt a half-marathon, or just stretch better. Here’s your reference guide for everything from building strength to planning races. The best strength training for runnersDid you know that cardio can actually build muscle?

3 weeks ago | gq.com | Matthew Roberson

For Cody Rigsby, fitness isn’t just a hobby, it’s a lifestyle. Even before he became one of Peloton’s most popular instructors, he was a dancer for Katy Perry, Pitbull, and Nicki Minaj, a period in which he learned valuable lessons about his “money makers,” the all-important leg muscles. Nowadays, Rigsby is living in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and navigating some of the health challenges that come in one’s late thirties, like getting hungover after a casual beverage or two.

3 weeks ago | gq.com | Matthew Roberson

When he sat down at his Yankee Stadium locker on Tuesday, newly-acquired Yankee closer Devin Williams had been in New York City for less than 24 hours. Williams, who was traded to the Yankees from the Milwaukee Brewers this winter and spent spring training in Florida, is still getting his bearings in his new city. One of the best ways to do that, of course, is to try living like the locals. “I took the subway here today,” Williams, 30, says over Zoom from Yankee Stadium.

4 weeks ago | lookoutlanding.com | Grant Bronsdon |Zach Mason |Anders Jorstad |Matthew Roberson

Rick Scuteri-Imagn Images No matter how dreary, no matter how dark, no matter how many months, we go into Opening Day with smiles on our faces. Sometimes, those smiles turn into bold — and accurate — predictions. Sometimes, they turn into undeserved optimism (we all had the Mariners making the playoffs last year). We won’t know until October, and let’s face it, none of us will read this in October when the Mariners are literally parading in Seattle.