Ben Court
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
- Latest publication
- Sep 28, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Menshealth
- Top 5K sites
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- Jul 14, 2026
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This Futuristic Body Scan Mapped 1,596 Skin Markings and Tested My Heart and Blood in an Hour. Was It Worth It? (opens the original)
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THIS IS UNLIKE any exam I’ve had at a doctor’s office before. I’m standing in front of an array of cameras wearing just my boxers, and a calm, disembodied female voice is giving me guidance: “We will start your scan by using 2-D, 3-D, and thermal cameras to create a detailed picture of your health from the outside.” Moments earlier, an IRL “medical operator” had taken my Neko waffled-robe and slippers and ushered me through the sliding door of the cylindrical chamber. “It will be very bright for
Andrew Huberman's Surprisingly Simple Weekly Workout Plan for Staying Strong and Muscular After 50 (opens the original)
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If you've spent any time listening to Andrew Huberman's podcast, you might assume the neuroscientist follows a complicated fitness routine packed with endless protocols and optimisation tricks. Speaking to Men's Health ahead of the release of his new book, Protocols: An Operating Manual for the Human Body, Huberman revealed that his weekly training plan centres around just three strength sessions, three cardio workouts and plenty of walking. 'Walk as much as possible every day, strength train th
Andrew Huberman on Protocols, Peak Performance, and Why ’Longevity’ Is Pathetic (opens the original)
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SPORTING BLACK TRACK pants, a black T-shirt, and Adidas Busenitz skate shoes, Andrew Huberman is prepping for his next set inside his airy and bright gym in Venice Beach, Los Angeles. The room has a mad-fitness-scientist’s playground feel, with new and old equipment jammed together. There are specialist machines like a Pit Shark belt squat and Hammer Strength 4-way neck machine, more conventional gear like a speed bag and an AirDyne bike, as well as a gleaming set of stainless steel, thick-grip,
The 50-25-12-5 Method Behind Lenny Kravitz's Incredible Abs at 62 (opens the original)
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Even at rest and in the dim light of the Tmpl gym in midtown Manhattan, what may be the most famous abs on the planet stand out. They form a supple six-pack clearly defined under Lenny Kravitz’s mesh tank as the iconic rocker warms up with some pull-ups. He’s wearing Deadly Doll sweatpants, black Nike Cortez sneakers, and vintage wrap sunglasses, and it looks effortless as he smoothly lifts and lowers his lithe 5'9", 153-pound frame. Other gymgoers, uniformly clad in athleisure garb, gawk as if
Lenny Kravitz’s Abs Still Don’t Make Sense. The Discipline Behind Them Is Even Wilder. (opens the original)
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EVEN AT REST and in the dim light of the Tmpl gym in midtown Manhattan, what may be the most famous abs on the planet stand out. They form a supple six-pack clearly defined under Lenny Kravitz’s mesh tank as the iconic rocker warms up with some pullups. He’s wearing Deadly Doll sweatpants, black Nike Cortez sneakers, and vintage wrap sunglasses, and it looks effortless as he smoothly lifts and lowers his lithe 5'9", 153-pound frame. Other gymgoers, uniformly clad in athleisure garb, gawk as if a
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