No pain, no gain: Here’s how not to suffer
Sore muscles the day after exercise aren’t inevitable | Here are seven ways you can avoid what the experts call onset muscle soreness or the Doms.
Sore muscles the day after exercise aren’t inevitable | Here are seven ways you can avoid what the experts call onset muscle soreness or the Doms.
If an expert could give you some easy advice to tweak your technique at everything from running to rowing, what would it be?
Better flexibility is one of the many benefits of a daily stretch. Here’s how to maximise your effort.
Forget daiquiris by the pool. These vacations will push your body – and mind – to the limit.
High Intensity Interval Training is being challenged by the new trend of ‘Zone 2’ lower intensity training. Adherents claim it will make you burn more fat and even improve longevity – but is true?
From exercises and supplements to the latest treatments – experts reveal what really works
Desk bound workers need to make time to exercise those gluteal muscles, or risk ‘dead butt’ syndrome.
While many believe lifting weights is key to increasing muscle strength and size, new research shows there is a more effective way.
Intense exercise – at least once a week – is the key to warding off joint and muscle pain in later life, according to a study. But there are other ways to protect yourself.
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