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Feeling lonely at work? Try building your social fitness

Feeling lonely at work? Try building your social fitness

We need to flex our social muscles as much as our physical ones, even at work. So, what’s the best way to go about it?

  • by Nell Geraets

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Why your 30s and 40s can be the perfect time to start running

Why your 30s and 40s can be the perfect time to start running

When Sinead Diver competed in her first world championship at 38, she thought it may be her last. Now 47, she’s heading to the Paris Olympics.

  • by Gyan Yankovich
Bleeding knees, burning abs: I spent a week living like David Pocock. It nearly killed me

Bleeding knees, burning abs: I spent a week living like David Pocock. It nearly killed me

How does Canberra’s most shredded politician stay fit? Angus Thompson underwent five days of pain involving heavy weights, burning abs – and a winter dip in frigid waters.

  • by Angus Thompson
Do we perform better when we look good? These athletes think so

Do we perform better when we look good? These athletes think so

Whether you’re preparing for the Olympics or a session at your local gym, experts agree that looking good can improve your performance.

  • by Gyan Yankovich
By 15, one in four teens have quit sport. What can parents do?

By 15, one in four teens have quit sport. What can parents do?

While the Olympics inspire many people to take up a new sport, research shows it’s tough to get teenagers to stick with it.

  • by Sarah Berry
Nedd’s injury-laden 4000km run fascinated physios. His new plan may stun them

Nedd’s injury-laden 4000km run fascinated physios. His new plan may stun them

Nedd Brockmann became a national sensation in 2022 when he ran from Perth to Sydney. Now the man with the famous haircut has set himself a new challenge.

  • by Luke Benedictus
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What running extreme distances does to a person’s body

What running extreme distances does to a person’s body

Extreme charity challenges have become increasingly popular, but there is a price to pay.

  • by Sarah Berry
Is walking the answer to back pain? A new study says yes

Is walking the answer to back pain? A new study says yes

Experts have found that walking can be very effective for preventing reoccurring of back pain.

  • by Talya Minsberg
Doing this workout in your 60s can preserve strength for years

Doing this workout in your 60s can preserve strength for years

Leg strength is a key indicator of health and mobility among older people.

  • by Leo Sands
Attention gym-bench hogs: Try lifting more than your phones

Attention gym-bench hogs: Try lifting more than your phones

Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.

  • by Greg Callaghan, Damien Woolnough, Frances Mocnik, David Swan, Paul Connolly and Nicole Abadee
It’s never too late to strengthen your bones with exercise. Here’s how

It’s never too late to strengthen your bones with exercise. Here’s how

Experts share the best exercises to add to your routine to help reduce your risk of osteoporosis and other bone problems.

  • by Danielle Friedman