Forget those expensive pills, trendy “longevity teas,” and miracle fads promising eternal youth—there’s no magic potion for a longer life. You’ve seen the ads: “Reverse aging with this one superfood!” or “Boost your lifespan with our 12-step supplement stack!” Save your money (and your sanity).
The holidays are like a well-decorated obstacle course for fitness enthusiasts: packed schedules, endless feasts, and a side of guilt. But here’s the good news—you don’t have to trade in your gains for gravy! With a little planning, a touch of discipline, and some holiday cheer, you can enjoy the season to its fullest while staying fit and fabulous.
Fitness should be all about kujiachilia! Whether it’s dancing like you’re at a family harambee, digging in the shamba with a little extra wiggle, or taking a brisk walk through Uhuru Park like you own the place—we help seniors find activities that bring them joy!
Our Kilimanjaro adventure kicked off at the Machame Gate (1,890m), with our spirits as high as the peak we were aiming for. We confidently strutted into the lush forest, feeling like conquerors—blissfully unaware of the mountain’s mischievous way
Remember, every time you say no to that extra piece of cake at a family gathering, you’re giving your body a little more time to chill and repair itself. Think of it like giving your cells a break from the hustle. They’ll thank you later when you’re still fit enough to keep up with the grandkids!
Let’s talk aerobics—no, I’m not saying you need to go all out and look like you’ve run a marathon on your first day. No one’s suggesting you collapse in a sweaty, breathless heap. But I am saying this: you’ve got to step it up eventually. Don’t worry, though—you don’t need to go from couch potato […]
Imagine if your fitness journey was like the Olympics. Instead of a gold medal, you’re competing for that perfect fit in your favorite jeans or the thrill of guilt-free ugali. Olympians might be chasing world records, but here in Kenya, we’re chasing a 10-minute plank without collapsing! In this blog, we’ll dive into what we […]
I’m not exactly feeling like a cycling pro. The dazzling instructor, who could easily be the star in a James Bond movie, spots me struggling and comes to my rescue. “Let me show you how this works,” she says with unnerving enthusiasm. The bike is no ordinary machine; it’s a beast with a massive flywheel and a knob that controls the resistance. Starting feels like moving a boulder, and stopping is a saga of its own. For a moment, I ask myself what I got myself into.
Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 will take place from 13 to 19 May, on the theme of “Movement: Moving more for our mental health”. Movement is important for our mental health
Participation in exercise ensures a good immune system, a healthy heart and a high sex drive. But the benefits don’t stop there; exercise is the unsung hero behind the scenes, boosting mood, alleviating stress, and sharpening mental acuity. It’s the secret sauce that keeps us feeling vibrant and alive, allowing us to seize each day with gusto and tackle life’s challenges head-on