Our Writers

Ian Douglass has spent years working in fitness media, previously serving as an editor at MEL Magazine. Outside of writing, he has competed as an All-American masters swimmer on multiple occasions. His articles have appeared in Men’s Health Magazine, The Ringer, and Splice Today, along with several other outlets. In addition to his journalism, he has helped write more than ten books, the majority of which focus on professional wrestling.

Elliot Reimers brings a scientific background to his work as a content strategist and product development specialist. He holds certifications in nutrition and has studied biochemistry, which informs his contributions to product formulation and technical writing. Currently, he is working toward a Master of Science degree in Pharmacology and Toxicology. His role involves shaping how products are developed and how complex scientific ideas are communicated to readers.

April Benshosan works as a writer, editor, and content strategist, holding a Master’s degree in Publishing. Her writing has been featured in Women’s Health, VeryWell Fit, Health.com, LIVESTRONG.com, and Business Insider, among other publications. She brings editorial experience and a strong understanding of how to reach health focused audiences.

Elisa Edelstein has been writing in the health and wellness space since 2015. Her perspective comes from hands on experience as a personal trainer and competitive bodybuilder, which allows her to blend practical gym knowledge with her writing. She is driven by a desire to help others, promote wellbeing, and use language to inspire change.

Rebecca Huxley is a freelance writer and physical therapist. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Birmingham. Since then, she has built experience in sports massage, Western Medical Acupuncture, and Pilates, giving her a broad view of movement and rehabilitation.

Roger Lockridge has been part of the fitness industry since 2002. As a certified personal trainer, he has guided more than five hundred clients toward their goals. He also competes as a masters powerlifter and speaks out as an advocate for survivors of child abuse and domestic violence. His combination of coaching experience and personal resilience shapes the work he does.

Together, these contributors represent a mix of scientific expertise, editorial skill, practical training knowledge, and lived experience. Their varied backgrounds allow them to cover fitness topics from multiple angles, whether the subject involves nutrition science, product development, rehabilitation, or performance. This range of perspectives helps ensure that readers receive information grounded in both research and real world application.