Pilates comes home
The exercise, first conceived in an Isle of Man internment camp, is now a $120bn industry
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This was the summer that optimisation died
Embrace the imperfection revolution
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God on the move
Welcome to the running club powered by electrolytes – and the Holy Spirit.
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We lose more than pounds when we substitute weight-loss jabs for exercise
Regular physical activity has many other benefits.
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Parkrun founder: “It’s everybody’s right to be active and healthy”
Paul Sinton-Hewitt on why running with other people is an under-rated form of medicine.
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Why we should prioritise mental fitness, not just illness
We can’t ignore the links between physical and mental well-being.
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The real reason women aren’t exercising
Gender inequality is a major public health issue.
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The politics of working out
Two books explore how exercise has been shaped by science, culture and the quest for autonomy. But does keeping fit…
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The dark side of our age of fitness
What is the link between neoliberalism and working out?
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