Talya Minsberg

Talya Minsberg is a reporter covering fitness and wellness for The New York Times. Her job involves writing about fitness, longevity, and overall health through profiles, news articles, and practical guides. She is particularly interested in stories that explore the intersection of fitness and wellness culture with gender, power, and media. Additionally, she contributes to breaking news and Middle East coverage occasionally. Minsberg joined The Times in 2011 as a news assistant and has held various roles across the paper before joining the Well section in 2023 after spending more than four years in the Sports department. She has covered major events like the Olympics, Super Bowls, World Championships, and investigated abusive coaching practices while exploring issues related to transgender and nonbinary athletes. Minsberg grew up in St. Paul, Minn., but does not play hockey; she enjoys surfing instead. She now lives in Brooklyn. As a Times journalist, Minsberg adheres to the standards of integrity outlined in The Times' Ethical Journalism Handbook and ensures transparency throughout the reporting process.

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Walking Regularly: A Simple and Effective Solution to Prevent and Alleviate Lower Back Pain

Walking Regularly: A Simple and Effective Solution to Prevent and Alleviate Lower Back Pain

Broke On: Wednesday, 19 June 2024 Walking regularly for 30 minutes, five times a week can help prevent and manage lower back pain by reducing the risk of recurrence and improving overall health. A study at Macquarie University found that walking offers numerous benefits, including improved cardiovascular fitness, enhanced mood, and reduced stress levels.