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
Running can be a sociable event or a personal one. It can be easy or hard, competitive or friendly. You can run any time of the day, anywhere you happen to be but the only way to start is to get your shoes on and get out there
As much as Dan decided to be accountable for his results, having a great coach makes the journey much easier. Just as professional athletes also have coaches to guide them, don’t be afraid to ask for help.
Staying active isn’t just about dodging non-communicable diseases—it’s my stress-busting secret weapon! Think of exercise as a magic potion: it lifts your mood, boosts confidence, and yes, even adds some spark to your love life (hello, testosterone!). Plus, you’ll sleep better, eat healthier, and level up your discipline. So go on, give it a whirl—your future self will thank you!
Although we have understood the health benefits of exercise for years, the pandemic may be the catalyst that can finally encourage us to begin adopting healthier lifestyles. I am excited that engaging in physical activity is finally being recognized by the general public, as a means of achieving and maintaining optimal health. Pandemic Within The […]
Initially, when you start a new exercise routine, your body responds quickly to the new stimuli, resulting in rapid gains. However, over time, your body adapts to the stress of the exercise, and the rate of progress slows down.
When it comes to workout shoes, how they feel matters far more than how they look. For runners, the right shoe depends on factors like weight, foot shape, and running style. It should fit snugly, have a flexible sole at the ball of the foot, and provide a good balance of shock absorption and support. If you’re hitting the gym, opt for shoes with a low, wide base to ensure stability during both forward and lateral movements
Beyond giving your heart and lungs a reason to cheer, dancing does wonders for your brain too. It’s like cardio for your mind, keeping it sharp while you perfect those moves. Plus, dance is the ultimate multitasker—it tones muscles, builds strength, boosts coordination, hones agility, increases flexibility, and ups your aerobic game. Basically, it’s the fitness buffet you’ve been waiting for, minus the calories!