Lie back, take it easy: Why we were born to be lazy
Times: Need 8 hours' sleep a night? Nonsense. You must work out to lose weight? Nope.
Times: Need 8 hours' sleep a night? Nonsense. You must work out to lose weight? Nope.
Kayla Itsines has shocked fans with her latest announcement on Instagram.
During level 4 lockdown in April, people in isolation were going for walks in Auckland.
Taking to Instagram for a rare post, Adele praised Beyonce for Black Is King.
Amanda Bisk was training eight hours a day in the hopes of becoming an Olympic athlete.
"Australia's latest action hero is turning it up!"
Journalist Su Lin Leong swapped her pen for gloves to become a Muay Thai fighter.
Performing with aerial silks can be calming, but also stressful.
The simple truth is, the more one exercises, the healthier the brain is.
Fans spotted a 'scary man' lurking in the back of her recent gym selfie.
Gyms are using physical distancing and enhanced hygiene practices to keep members safe
Gym-goers will be able to pump iron again - albeit with a list of rules to follow.
Many people said they had dramatically changed their lifestyle amid the pandemic.
New York Times: As gyms reopen, many are wondering whether it's safe, or wise, to return.
MATT HEATH: I've taken constructive feedback on board and this week I'm changing tack.
'It's definitely been something totally out of my comfort zone.'
COMMENT: The new give way rules: a win for the runners.
Local surf breaks will provide a wellbeing boost for many New Zealanders.
New York Times: Get lost in the wild world of the vintage exercise video.
Wondering how to keep your kids minds and bodies active? Sophie Foster offers five games.
We say: Lockdown rules mean this Easter is no picnic, but neither's the alternative.
Riders took to the trails in hills across the country despite advice to 'stay local'.
The comments have been labelled "inappropriate" by the NZ Deerstalkers Association.
Signs and blockades banning visitors as iwi call for military enforcement of lockdown.
Is Heartcore fan Meghan doing its online workouts along with the rest of us in lockdown?
COMMENT: Walking 8000 steps a day could significantly reduce risk of dying prematurely.
Riders, cyclists, docs torn over Health Minister David Clark's flouting of lockdown rules.
Nearly 400,000 people have watched Monday's Les Mills Body Balance class on TVNZ.
Concern Wellingtonians flocking to the city's recreation hotspots pose lockdown risk.