Wellness coach Heidi Silcock reveals the simple fitness tips for real success that lasts – even for the busiest woman.
Wellness coach Heidi Silcock reveals the simple fitness tips for real success that lasts – even for the busiest woman.
We’ve rounded up top trainers for different distances and are dishing intel on how to know if the shoe you like is right for that distance.
See ya later, achy shins!
Your butt was made for so much more than sitting on the couch. Sculpt it from all angles with this home booty workout by Angelique van der Linde.
Green light from your doc sorted? Awesome. Do this workout three times a week, following the pattern applicable to you.
Resize your thighs, flatten your belly and firm your butt – in record time with these moves!
This Fitmama workout from antenatal personal trainer Gizele Monteiro and Vanessa Marques can be done three times a week.
Want to get sultry shoulders by spring? Get acquainted with these moves from Richard Woolrich, biokineticist and personal trainer at Virgin Active…
One possible reason your desired fitness results still elude you: you’re starting your workouts all wrong. Here’s how to warm up the right way…
If you’re a new mum, here are five easy exercises from Cotton On Body for you to try with your baby…
Given the emotional rollercoaster of losing weight, is the scale even the best way to track weight-loss progress, anyway?
Moringa powder contains everything you need to start your day or recover from your workouts — and it may even help you lose weight.
In an interview with The Cut, Rihanna opened up about dressing for her “fluctuating body type,” which she says she has the “pleasure” of having.
In 2012, Keri told us about how she’d lost 25kg through strength training. Five years later, she attributes her slimmer figure to a different, Zen lifestyle
When we heard someone had invented ‘diet avocados’, we had to do a little investigating for ourselves. Here’s why we probably won’t be spreading it on toast
When you lose weight, you’d probably expect that you’d lose your cellulite, too. But, unfortunately, that’s often not the case. What gives?
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Isometric exercises are great to help get strong if you’re already dealing with an injury, since they don’t add stress on your joints.
If you can suspend your suspicions for a second, let me tell you why I really like kundalini yoga, and why you might want to give it a second chance…
Reverse planks are essentially the next level of everyone’s favourite booty builder, glute bridges. They require more strength from your core, hip extensors, and butt — once you’re there, though, get ready for peach perfection.
It’s perfect for clients who want to transform their core, and even helped Kelsey get sculpted and toned during her own fitness journey.
It’s the three-month Women’s Health Staff Fitness Challenge and I chose to do CrossFit to up my strength. Here’s what I learnt…
Whether you want to beat bloat or find out how to lose a few kilos, these expert-approved rules are so simple, you’ll forget you’re even trying.
Starting at Forries, this brutal route takes you basically everywhere but fortunately back to the bar where a cold beer will be waiting. I’m frothing, to say the least…
Olympian and World Rowing Champion Kirsten Macdonald makes a case for not only the benefits of using the rowing machine, but the actual boat too.
Yup – depending on your weight, just 30 minutes of dancing can burn anywhere from 150 to 300 of calories. You ready for this?
Infertility is a problem that faces around 50 million couples worldwide but for one couple, the difficulty of being unable to conceive is a thing of the past. At the end of May, a Durban woman gave birth to her miracle baby after 13 years of being unable to conceive.
Comrades is on every runner’s bucket list, including mine. I haven’t plucked up the courage yet, but when I do, these are the shoes I’ll be running in…
From the outside, CrossFit looks scary: Lots of heavy weights. Big muscles. Loud noises. Moves that look like they shouldn’t be humanly possible. And there’s that way that everyone who does CrossFit always talks about it in a suspiciously cultish manner.