Lifestyle choices and brain health - you decide
The simple truth is, the more one exercises, the healthier the brain is.
The simple truth is, the more one exercises, the healthier the brain is.
Trish Gowlett stumbled across a Facebook post that ended up changing her life.
Lyza Brooks Mosier is taking social media by storm with her impressive physique.
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.
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Local surf breaks will provide a wellbeing boost for many New Zealanders.
New Zealand's biggest gym asks members to 'back us to restart'.
Aucklanders out dog owners, cyclists and a Ponsonby cougher arrogant about distance rules.
New York Times: Get lost in the wild world of the vintage exercise video.
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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.
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.
Steer clear of runners because of their alarming levels of risky body secretions.
Kiwis are coming up with creative strategies to retain active recreation activities.
Fitness friends make videos to keep people moving at home as NZ is in lockdown.
Life in quarantine: tiny hotel room with no opening windows, nowhere to exercise.
Slow down enjoy the sunshine while it lasts, the experts say.
Gyms are putting systems in place to ensure members can continue to work out.
One to two hours for juniors, three hours for intermediates, is enough.
Many Kiwis are left wondering what exactly they can leave the house for during lockdown.