
The longevity files: How to live to a ripe old age
So you want to live to a healthy old age. But how?
So you want to live to a healthy old age. But how?
A study has found that exercise may delay brain deterioration.
He was slammed on social media but refused to back down.
Doctor Andreas Michalsen advocates fasting, forest bathing and cold showers.
Melissa Nightingale catches the sunrise from the tallest sand dune in Europe.
A quick, hard hit of exercise helps your brain just as much as a long walk or bike ride.
Lyndi Cohen never would have posted this bikini snap five years ago.
Pole dance athletes around the world are lobbying Instagram for change.
New York Times: Cuing up some Calvin Harris might change how we feel about exercise.
Cops call for a rehaul of the police fitness test - saying the current model is broken.
Kids playing too much sport can be just as harmful as too little, experts warn.
"I've always had a bike, ever since I was a little boy."
Ish Cheyne shares top tips for staying in shape on the road.
Does F45 have what it takes to retain its position as a leading fitness franchise?
Many accused his seemingly unattainable muscles of being "fake".
Aussie man almost unrecognisable after losing weight to help save a sick family member.
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Comment: When Andrew Spraggon walked into my office last October, he weighed 93.4kg.
Two blokes made millions with their simple formula that's got people hooked.
The Sunshine Coast mum who lost 19 kilos credits her transformation to one thing.
A 49-year-old Queensland mother has proved it doesn't matter "how late" you start in life.
But while one is worth $486m today, the other has been hit by scandal after scandal.
If you hate going to the gym but still want to stay fit, there is finally some good news.
Comment: Some friends worried I might be heading towards muscle mania.
Over the past five years ACC claims relating to gym injuries totalled $171,769,879.
Jessica Addis is passionate about the wellbeing of others through fitness.
Grunwell learns about the X-Force workout from Body Tech's founder Peter Rana.
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