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Getting hot and sweaty is trending for a litany
From hot Pilates to infrared spin, the ‘burn’ is no longer optional. But are heated workouts a health breakthrough – or just a load of hot air? WH reports on the hottest trend in fitness
It can be difficult to stay in shape throughout autumn. London’s best personal trainers reveal how to recharge your motivation and boost your fitness this season
Dr Gill Jenkins answers some of your medical questions
Misunderstood and often-overlooked, inflammation is your body’s first line of defence. But what happens when it occurs long-term? Lucy Gornall looks at what you can do to manage inflammation and how to adapt your training
Profligate perspirer Duncan Craig wipes his brow and dives deep into the science of sweat to discover how savvy moisture management and strategic hydration can boost running performance
Don’t consider yourself athletic? You don’t have to be super-sporty to get the most out of exercise. Just as long as you’re moving your body for at least 150 minutes per week, you’re not only helping