Jane McGuire is a Fitness Editor at Tom's Guide. She specializes in health and wellness, focusing on fitness, wearables, and consumer health, while also covering topics related to aging, nutrition, and mobile apps. Jane's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, MSN, Yahoo News, Mother&Baby, Men's Health magazine UK, and more.
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Jane McGuire's coverage heavily revolves around reviews and promotional deals related to fitness, exercise, workout equipment, running gear, and technology. She also provides how-to guides on these topics.
If you're looking to pitch to Jane McGuire, consider offering her exclusive insights or access for product reviews within the fitness industry. Additionally, if your company is launching a new fitness-related product or service with special promotions or deals, it might be of interest to Jane.
These pitches should align with her focus on providing information about fitness products and technologies that can help individuals achieve their health goals.
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When it comes to building a strong lower body, the first moves that come to mind are probably squats and lunges, but you might be missing a trick.
We asked our resident personal trainer
By: Jane McGuire
Grab it while you can
By: Jane McGuire
And no, it’s not Siri AI
By: Jane McGuire
Here’s what I’m wearing on race day
I've had an Apple Watch on my wrist for most of a decade, and one thing Apple does really well is roll out updates that improve the day-to-day experience of wearing the watch.
By: Jane McGuire
If you’re a senior beginning a fitness routine, start with these moves first
As a fitness editor, I spend my days writing about running shoes, so choosing a pair to wear on race day often feels (almost) as difficult as the race itself.
By: Jane McGuire
I put the Apple and Garmin head-to-head
By: Jane McGuire
Run, don’t walk to this deal
