Quick fitness hacks to counter your holiday merrymaking
The festive season usually means diets and workouts are out the window, but to assuage your guilt, try these tips to moderate the eating and get a little exercise in.
How to regain your fitness after long Covid: A first hand account
People with long Covid have lower endurance capacity and find working out much harder than others who contracted the disease but recovered.
Toes: Little thought of, but crucial to posture and walking
Indeed, you may be unconsciously clenching or curling them due to ill-fitted shoes, faulty mechanics, instability or injury.
How and what to drink when you work out
All that sweat during your exercise routine needs to be replaced with the appropriate fluids.
Can you shake it up and move all around?
Maintaining your mobility as you age is crucial to help prevent bone fractures and injuries, and keep mentally healthy.
Gaze on this dot to increase your concentration power
Before you can meditate, you need to learn how to concentrate and this ancient yoga method called bindu tratak is an excellent start for beginners.
New to exercise? Try the Farmer’s Walk for simple strength training
Fitness newbies tend to avoid strength training, but this form of exercise will actually give rapid results to beginners.
What are the most ideal times to work out for men and women?
There are optimal times of the day for achieving specific exercise goals, which can differ between males and females.
Stretch it all out by doing the ‘dead hang’
It’s a simple bodyweight exercise that has plenty of benefits, including decompressing the spine.
Doing squats the Asian way
It comes naturally to most of us, but many lose the flexibility of achieving this position as we grow older.
Time to flex those biceps and show some power
Building bicep strength helps you perform everyday tasks such as carrying and lifting objects.
Split your workout to target different muscles on different days
Scheduling your exercises in this manner provides more variety and better results.

