At 13, boxing became her therapy. Now Indigo Haddington is redefining what fitness and strength really mean for women.
At 13, boxing became her therapy. Now Indigo Haddington is redefining what fitness and strength really mean for women.
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The stories our editors are loving from the July/August 2024 edition of Women’s Health SA.
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Bonnie Mbuli shares some of her best mental health and wellness nuggets, saying that consistency is key to being mentally sound.
We know it: laughter is a great stress relief! And boy, could we do with as many of those as possible right about now.
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