The best ways to keep fit and healthy in your 40s and 50s
Telegraph: Fitness experts answer your questions about working out in middle age.
Telegraph: Fitness experts answer your questions about working out in middle age.
The former bodybuilder suffered from health implications related to his career.
Telegraph: Yes, you can minimise the damage without spoiling the fun.
New York Times: Strengthen your body pre-pregnancy for a healthier journey ahead.
Telegraph: New research links 10 blood "biomarkers" with longevity.
Telegraph: With the right routine, mid-lifers can look as fit as they did in their 30s.
Top powerlifter and mum of two Ashleigh Hoeta has broken NZ - and now world - records.
'This is the exact reason why people are scared to go to the gym.'
Telegraph: People who appear slim may have as much internal fat as visibly obese people.
Clive Ormerod reflects on his six years at the global fitness group.
Telegraph: Lynne Webb's health took a huge hit in 2017. Now she's fitter than ever.
Your favourite leggings or sports bra might be doing you more harm than good.
Telegraph: Six weeks, six strategies, and a slimmer bod for the summer holidays.
Telegraph: Elaine Lalanne and husband Jack were the original fitness influencers.
The exercises can help you to be as physically capable as possible.
Telegraph: Looking for an all-weather, effective and free fitness routine? Read on.
OPINION: To enjoy long-term health and fitness, we need boring, doable, permanent change.
Members of an exclusive gym want to know why the Comancheros have been allowed to join.
Telegraph: 'My BMI is 31 – the lower end of obese ... and I'm the fittest I've ever been.'
Telegraph: The training plateau is one of fitness’s dark secrets.
Telegraph: A new study suggests there's a clear winner in the office v WFH health contest.
Telegraph: Got sore joints or a niggly back? It's time to get moving.
Telegraph: An over-40 health check gave Miranda Levy the wake-up call she needed.
Walking is a great exercise for mental and physical health - here's how to make it better.
Telegraph: Strength training and nutrition are key, experts say.
After battling 3 gynaecological cancers, Kate Wightman wants to make a difference.
Telegraph: Bryony Gordon's health U-turn began with a walk.
NY Times: Until recently, doctors thought fascia was just packaging for other body parts.
Telegraph: For writer Maggie Alderson, 'weight training has been a game-changer'.
The businessman and the ex boxer have formed a healthy relationship