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How you eat and move after you work out can help muscles repair faster. H
Are you a fan of spicy foods? Well good news, as there’s increasing evidence to show that certain spices may have a positive effect on sports performance. For example, studies have shown that consumin
Fitness influencer, personal trainer and transformation coach Rachel Solway on how oats power her mornings, and the simple habits she uses for recovery
IT’S NOT A MIRACLE CURE, BUT FIBRE COMES SURPRISINGLY CLOSE. NUTRITIONIST Rhiannon Lambert EXPLAINS HOW EATING ENOUGH SUPPORTS HORMONES, ENERGY, DIGESTION AND HEART HEALTH – AND MAY EVEN HELP YOU LIVE LONGER
Not enough time to squeeze in strength training? Maybe think again. One study saw 10 of 19 female duathletes add twice-weekly strength sessions to their multisport programme. These comprised just four
Training hard but not seeing results? Underfuelling is more common than you might think. Nutritionist Rob Hobson explains how to shift focus from ‘doing more’ to better fuelling what you already do
Snacking. I’m really not a fan of that word. There’s a suggestion of disorganised eating, a lack of discipline, a craving for something unhealthy or eating just for the sake of it. The word has many c