If you are chained to your desk most of the day, you probably end up feeling tight, sore and generally pretty fatigued, unless you’re one of the very few who have perfect desk posture. Plus, if you’re working from home, there’s every chance your desk set-up is far from optimal, contributing to poor posture. If

There’s going to come a time this winter when you’ll realize you’ve had it: Enough of the snow, brisk winds, and dark days. You need a vacation. That’s when it’s time to retreat somewhere warmer, even just for a long weekend. But before you book your tickets and head for the airport, take one crucial

Brooks has extended and expanded its partnership with parkrun and will now be the global footwear partner of the free weekly 5K running event until 2028. The new partnership will build on the work Brooks has done with parkrun in the UK over the past three years, with the brand focusing on Germany, the Netherlands

Are you a new runner or looking to get back into the sport after a long break? This episode is for you! We tackle all the questions to help you get started, run comfortably, and develop an amazing lifelong habit. For runners that are brand new to the sport or just thinking about getting started,

Taylor Fritz is no stranger to immense pressure or playing injured, having dealt with plenty of both over the past few years. The 25-year-old is one of America’s brightest tennis stars, cementing his place in the sport’s history after defeating Rafael Nadal at the Indian Wells Masters last March—and becoming the first American to win

Home workouts needn’t be a tedious sequence of air squats and press-ups. Creative trainers can challenge your strength and endurance with bodyweight exercises alone, providing taxing twists on tried-and-tested classics to help keep your mind engaged while you work.  This workout from callisthenics expert Frank Medrano (opens in new tab) is a great example, using

The longer the race, the more myths and misconceptions tend to exist about preparation. The marathon – often viewed as the holy grail of road running – is no exception. Learn how to avoid these common mistakes in your own training! Over the last decade, participation in marathons has increased tremendously. What used to be

After all the planning and training, the Triple 7 Expedition is here. Now it’s time to follow the team of nine former special operators as they attempt to break two world records by completing seven skydives on seven continents in seven days. They’re doing it to help Folds of Honor provide 1,400 life-changing scholarships to

Men’s Journal’s Everyday Warrior With Mike Sarraille is a podcast that inspires individuals to live more fulfilling lives by having conversations with disrupters and high performers from all walks of life. In episode 43, we spoke to Cleveland Cavaliers forward Lamar Stevens, who scored 1,500+ points and grabbed 600+ rebounds at Penn State before signing

It’s difficult to navigate workouts during pregnancy, thanks to your ever-growing bump and waning energy levels. But evidence suggests that physically active mothers experience fewer problems in later pregnancy and have a shorter labour, too – so it’s well worth rolling out your exercise mat a few times a week. This new six-week programme from

Whether or not you’re diabetic, blood glucose has a major impact on your performance and recovery when training and racing. I’ve enlisted the help of a registered dietician to explain the ins and outs of blood glucose, insulin, diabetes, and fasting as it relates to running. Meghann Featherstun Blood glucose – also known as your

For motorcycle enthusiasts, 2022 promises to be a great year. Despite some production delays, motorcycle manufacturers have made key advancements in engineering and building new motorcycles across a range of categories. Trends to watch this year include an increased focus on off-road and middleweight bikes, new tech and electric powertrains, and a heightened attention to

Kettlebells are one of our favourite training tools, so we had to include it in our 12 days of Christmas workouts series. Omar Mansour, a level 3 personal trainer and coach for audio-led fitness app WithU (opens in new tab), has kindly obliged with this HIIT session. Mansour says that kettlebell workouts are great for

Some mountain towns are inconceivably picturesque, like living in a snow globe. Problem is, with crowding in high season, it can feel just as cramped. Take Jackson Hole. It’s a world-class ski destination, but you’re gonna have to put up with long lines and congestion—unless you side-step Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. As a first-time visitor, you

We like a short workout as much as the next person, but there’s nothing quite like getting stuck into a meaty weights workout. A session like this one, designed exclusively for Coach’s 12 days of Christmas workouts by Laura ‘Biceps’ Hoggins (opens in new tab), a level 3 personal trainer, author and presenter.  She’s put

When you’ve had a banner year and want to keep improving, what’s next? It takes some dedication, but it is possible to get faster as a master! Improvement in running is addictive. To be able to see continuous, measured progress is a huge part of what drew me and so many others into the sport.

When it comes to making whiskey, the rules are fairly clear-cut. In a nutshell, whiskey is a spirit made by distilling fermented grains. These can include barley, corn, wheat, rye, and other lesser-used varieties. After fermenting and distilling, it’s aged (unless it’s white whiskey or moonshine) in wooden barrels, often maturing in charred or toasted

Need a sweat sesh that can be done almost anywhere? Look no further.  Chris Roche (opens in new tab) is a Level 3 personal trainer at Huel and he has devised this exclusive home workout for Coach. It involves six exercises, aimed at testing your endurance and stamina.  “This workout will fire up your metabolism

We often read about elite runners when they are at the peak of their sport, so it’s easy to forget that they face the same challenges with injury that we do. Just as we can learn from their training, we can also learn a great deal from their injury recovery process. Grayson Murphy Even when

In the surfing/bank heist cult classic Point Break—not to be confused with the lackluster 2015 remake—the final scene was one of towering winter swells out of Antarctica pounding Bells Beach in Australia. As Bodhi (Patrick Swayze) gets ready to go and surf what the 50-year-storm has wrought, FBI agent Johnny Utah (Keanu Reeves) is able to

It’s sometimes easy to forget that for most people eating healthily simply involves balanced meals where you don’t skimp on the vegetables. You don’t have to cut out all flavour and only eat meagre amounts, just get your veg in and eat in line with how active you are. With this in mind, Prep Kitchen’s

Whether you’re returning to the gym after an extended hiatus or just looking to add some intensity to your workout, a high-performance pair of training shoes is a worthwhile investment. The tough part? Deciding which ones to buy. Long gone are the days of just grabbing any old athletic shoe. From weightlifting shoes and strength

If you have flat feet and are worried about it, then we have two bits of good news for you. One is that you might not actually have flat feet – it’s something people aren’t always reliable at judging  themselves. The second is that even if you do have flat feet, it’s probably nothing to

As runners wrap up their training and goal races for the year, they may struggle with how to structure the off season before harder training resumes. A shift in language and how you approach this training block can make all the difference. While the term “off-season” is commonly used to describe the down time for

Few destinations leave me as gobsmacked as Mozambique—and that’s probably because I went in with no expectations aside from the usual “good food, warm hospitality, and crystal blue waters” expectations. Admittedly, Mozambique was an add-on for our recent safari travels. We were already going to Kruger National Park in South Africa, and given that there