Ben Court
Executive Editor
Ben Court is the Executive Editor of Men's Health. He has a decade of experience writing and editing stories about peak performance, as it relates to health, nutrition, fitness, weight loss, and sex and relationships. He enjoys yoga, cycling, running, swimming, lifting, grilling, and napping.
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Latest from Ben Court
Christian McCaffrey's Quest for Speed, Strength, and Calm
He’s entering his eighth season in the NFL, but the league’s most electric running back is not slowing down.
What It Takes to Be the World’s Top Stunt Double
Talking big hits and crazy wrecks with Bobby Holland Hanton.
Ryan Gosling (Boom!) and David Leitch (Pow!) Blow Up (Blam!) the Summer Action Movie
The star and director of the romantic-action-comedy 'The Fall Guy' have built a connection over stunt work, pain, and purpose.
The OG Wellness Podcaster and 5 Other Guys Leading the Important Conversations
At 50+, Rich Roll and these other authors and podcasters have more to say than ever.
The 3 Pillars of Forever Fitness, According to Peter Attia
The goal at 10 Squared, Dr. Peter Attia’s new performance center in Austin, is to reimagine how we think about exercise. MH sent a lab rat to test it out.
Men Are Now Building Their Booties—and Reaping the Benefits
Backsides have become a priority for guys—and not just for aesthetics, either.
How Rudy Garcia-Tolson Found Strength
The five-time Paralympic swimmer and Ironman finisher knows the critical importance of a muscular back.
Superstar DJ Steve Aoki Can't Live Without These 6 Things
The globe-trotting EDM king gives us a close-up of his favorite gear that keeps him rested and entertained.
Longevity (Steve Aoki Remix)
Inside the superstar DJ's battle to stay on top of the EDM world and win the longevity game.
Chris Hemsworth Has an Increased Risk of Alzheimer’s. He’s Fighting Back.
By opening up about his risk of Alzheimer’s disease, the jacked superhero revealed a vulnerability not found on Asgard.
How Old Are You Really? 3 New Tests Will Determine Your Biological Age.
New tests analyze your DNA and calculate your biological age versus your chronological age—revealing your pace of aging.
