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Foam Rolling and Stretching After Training: The 5–10 Minute Cooldown That Matters
Harriet Wainwright
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Someone stays down on the mat beside you, props themselves up on a foam roller and starts slowly rolling out...
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Lagree Fitness: Slow, Intense Megaformer Training to Break the Pilates Plateau
Harriet Wainwright
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A new, slow-moving but brutally intense method is promising a turning point right where many people get stuck. Plenty of...
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Running restart: the 10 per cent rule to prevent knee pain
Harriet Wainwright
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Plenty of recreational runners launch into the first mild month of the year full of motivation, only to be brought...
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Sleep Is Your Invisible Training Camp
Harriet Wainwright
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You’re lying there - half-dreaming, half-trapped in an Instagram scroll - and somewhere between fitness influencers, biohacking tips and self-improvement...
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Evening sport and sleep: does late training really ruin your night?
Harriet Wainwright
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Work, family, commuting - and suddenly it’s 20:00. For many people, exercise only fits in late in the evening. But...
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Evening exercise and sleep: why late workouts don’t ruin your night
Harriet Wainwright
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A lot of people worry that late workouts will wreck their sleep - and in many cases, that fear is...
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V-ups: The Bodyweight Exercise That Beats Crunches for Belly Fat
Harriet Wainwright
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Plenty of people grind through crunches - then wonder why their stomach barely changes. There’s another bodyweight workout that can...
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Decathlon 2-in-1 ab wheel with resistance band: €16.99 core training tool
Harriet Wainwright
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Building a stronger trunk makes you feel steadier, helps you stand taller, and makes everyday strain easier to tolerate. A...
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Skipping: The 15-minute plan for firmer arms after 50
Harriet Wainwright
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If you’re over 50 and you catch your reflection, you may notice more than just fine lines. For many people,...
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Strength training vs cardio for type 2 diabetes: better blood sugar and insulin control
Harriet Wainwright
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For a long time, running and cycling have been treated as the benchmark activities for reducing the risk of type...
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Can a 30-minute, 5 km/h walk replace the gym?
Harriet Wainwright
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The man on the treadmill beside me looks as if he’s sprinting to catch a flight: sweat flicking off him,...
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The Stack and Hinge Posture Habit That Eases End-of-Day Aches
Harriet Wainwright
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By about 5:30 p.m., your mind is still answering messages, but your body has already clocked off. Your lower back...
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Harvard evolutionary biologist Daniel E. Lieberman says we’re built for sitting and walking, not constant gym workouts
Harriet Wainwright
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A Harvard evolutionary biologist argues that the human body is better suited to resting, sitting and steady walking than to...
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12 Yoga Poses to Gently Unstick a Stiff Body
Harriet Wainwright
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The first time you properly notice your body tightening up, it almost never happens in a calm yoga studio. It’s...
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Hardstyle Plank: Three Minutes That Beats 100 Sit-Ups
Harriet Wainwright
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It began on a Tuesday with that familiar London mix of damp air and the sharp tang of bus brakes....
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Feet Up and Flex: Finding Your Second Heart
Harriet Wainwright
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I first clocked it on the 18:32 home, tote bag heavy with shopping, my ankles aching like they belonged to...
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A 10-Minute Park Routine for Smoother Joints Each Morning Outside
Harriet Wainwright
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They complain in subtle ways - that first tight step off the kerb, the shoulder that won’t quite reach the...
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Rethinking knee pain: swimming, Pilates, impact and mini-trampoline plyometrics
Harriet Wainwright
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The physio room carried a faint mix of rubber matting and coffee. Anna, 46, hitched up her leggings and perched...
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Bone density at 29: why you need to start jumping
Harriet Wainwright
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The physio had a routine. Long before she asked what was sore, she’d clock how you moved as you came...
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The Quiet Habit That Trains Balance and Coordination After 60
Harriet Wainwright
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The woman in the blue windcheater is 72 - though you would never put her age at that by watching...
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Why Walking Can Be a Waste of Time - and What Actually Works
Harriet Wainwright
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On a freezing Tuesday at 7 a.m., every treadmill in the gym is already taken. Screens flicker, feet keep moving,...