Planning on making this summer the season you get into shape? Tanner Garrity, senior editor and the brains behind our health and fitness newsletter The Charge, is sharing his wellness tips. Plus:

• Classic cars: What if you could buy shares in a Jaguar E-type or Rolls-Royce Phantom VI?
• The newest from TAG Heuer: Fresh takes on the brand’s flagship dive.

My 7 Healthiest Habits as a Wellness Writer

I’m always a little shocked to hear the impressions that friends, colleagues and acquaintances have about my lifestyle. Because I write about wellness for a living, I’ve had people assume the following:

• I work out twice a day
• I don’t eat pizza
• I eat lots of almonds
• I’m obsessed with living to 100

And so on and so forth. Are they true? No, not really. (Especially not the pizza point.) A critical component of wellness — and I will beat this drum, die on this hill, whatever cliche you prefer, until the cows come home — is actually liking what you’re doing. These habits don’t have to be expensive or punitive. In fact, they’re much simpler (and less self-flagellatory) than my friends, colleagues and acquaintances probably imagine. So here they are.

Yesterday, we asked you if you used, or have ever used, workout videos as your exercise. Over 50% of you said yes, and nearly 40% of you said no.

Classic Car Investment Funds: Do These Portfolios Pay Off?

If you’re an enthusiast who’s been paying any attention at all to classic car prices over the past decade or so, you’ve no doubt felt the air slowly being squeezed out of your lungs. There’s been an incredible run-up in the market, displayed by everything from Boomer-baiting muscle machines at Barrett-Jackson to high-end European exotica sold by RM Sotheby’s. Throw in the pandemic bubble when it seemed like the prices of even previously affordable Radwood-era machinery went through the roof and it can feel like the entire classic car hobby has been hit by a rising tide of valuations.

It should come as no surprise, then, that institutional investors were also paying attention to the blooming financial status linked to collector cars.

NEWS FROM THE WEEKEND

This year, Juneteenth is a free-entry day at national parks.

Scottish fans at Euro 2024 have decimated the local beer supply.

The next generation of Apple CarPlay is going wireless.

AI has done terrible things to image searching.

Introducing the New TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 300 Date and GMT

TAG Heuer, while still widely famed as a maker of racing chronographs, has now helped multiple generations of budding watch enthusiasts begin their collecting journeys through models such as the Link, the Formula 1 and the Aquaracer. And while brands such as Rolex, Blancpain, Omega and Panerai might be more readily associated with the higher end of the dive watch market, the Aquaracer, with its sub-$5,000 price tag, is proving a formidable force in the middle tier.

Add This Cruise Through the Norwegian Fjords to Your Bucket List

There’s a new travel trend on the rise called “coolcations,” which involves travelers flocking to destinations known for milder climates and nature-focused getaways. The trend leans into experiences that are typically pretty high on every traveler’s bucket list, like witnessing the Northern Lights, staying in ice hotels, dog sledding and cruising through the Norwegian fjords. Now, if only there was a way to check all those items off in one trip...

The Ultimate Guide to Eating and Drinking at Rockaway Beach This Summer

Summer day trips are a New York necessity, a reprieve from the hot asphalt and more than occasional strange scent lingering in the air. While a weekend trip to the Hamptons is always a welcomed escape, there’s not always the time (or budget) for all of that. When a quick hit of sun, sand and waves are what you need, that’s when the Rockaways become incredibly handy to have nearby.