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How to stay strong and beat the decline to frailty…With around 10 per cent of people aged over 65 living with frailty, here’s how you can prepare your body
Of all the widely discussed physical signs of ageing, there’s one that often slips under

Rower who suffered rib fractures creates gym equipment to support others
A British rower who has hopes of becoming an Olympian has designed new gym equipment

Short Workouts For Strength /Health Heart And Mood…Want to transform your health? Quick, vigorous workouts work better than long, slow ones.
hen it comes to health gains, it matters more how much effort you put in

Inside Sanctum, the hot new fitness class that will make you cry
There’s a simple rhythmic chant coming from Peckham’s gorgeously crumbling Asylum Chapel. The chanting gets

Counting Your Calories Is A Waste Of Time?
When it comes to dieting, the calorie has always been king. Not only does every

We Are Too Tired To Lead Healthier Lifestyles, UK Survey Finds……
Fatigue and lack of motivation top poll of reasons why people don’t improve diet and

Peloton recalls two million bikes after adjustable seats cause injury hazard
More than a dozen Peloton customers have reported injuries after the bike’s adjustable seat broke

Children and elderly people need exercise to lead a better life..
Physical activity is crucial for maintaining good health and preventing illness. This is particularly pertinent

Why Walking Reduces Alzheimer’s Risk
For most people, reducing Alzheimer’s risk is vital. Dementia affects more than 6 million people

The Technogym Village is ready to host Giro D’Italia
The legendary Giro d’Italia – Italy’s most important cycling event, and one of the three

There are workout routines, and there are workout routines. It’s possible to spend countless hours training your body and make little progress despite the time commitment.
Your time needs to be well-spent in these endeavors. Optimizing your approach is in your

How to get children active, as exercise levels ‘remain concerning’ post-pandemic
Chlidren spend more time sitting during the week compared to before the pandemic, a new

The Weekend-Only Exercise Plan
Conventional wisdom says that you need at least 30 minutes of exercise five days a

Self-Care & Pampering Does It make You Feel Better?
Forget the quick fixes, such as yoga workshops and juice cleanses: lead a rewarding life,
Exercise Will Boost Your Brain Power
Getting fit might make you less likely to lose your car keys or procrastinate on a daily
How to maintain fitness during Ramadan
You may think that fasting and lack of sleep during Ramadan could prove challenging for your general
Our Tap Water Is Not Safe To Drink & Even Worse Your Bottled Water To Is Contaminated . Chemicals in our water are thought to be linked to fertility problems, increased cholesterol and some cancers. Here’s what to do about it
The UK’s current drinking water restrictions allow for PFAS levels of up to 100ng/l, 25 Could dangerous chemicals
Britain is the fast food capital of Europe – and it’s driving a mental health crisis A new book explores the idea that what we eat can impact brain function at every stage of life
What if, instead of starting with your stress levels, work and relationships, a therapist asked you what
Feeling self-conscious ‘puts many younger people off running’: ways to find your motivation.
Many of us may want to get into running, but worry about looking silly, or not being
Club Operator Member in the Spotlight: Basic Fit
Especially post-pandemic, we are seeing a rising awareness in society and government when it comes to health. Health
Body Fit Training make London debut
Body Fit Training (BFT), Australia’s fastest-growing fitness franchise, is making its London debut with the launch of
FITcert gets off to a flying start in 2023 with the first Stage 3 contract signed by EVO Fitness Germany Brussels, Belgium, 19th January 2023
Following the successful launch of the FITcert scheme and its expansion in 2022 with over 2,000 clubs
Short one-minute bursts of physical activity during daily tasks can prolong lifespan, study finds
Short one-minute spells of exercise during daily tasks can lead to large reductions in the risk of



