Running in later life

After discovering the power of movement for your mind, 47-year-old Helen Foster, from Yorkshire, experienced a debilitating episode of depression, one that could have cost her her life. Here, she reveals what running means to her

Want to run further, lift heavier or nail a pull-up? We put your questions to the Women’s Health COLLECTIVE panel to help you make good on your goals

From marathons to Hyrox , workout regulars are training like elites to find purpose, community and proof of what their bodies can do. Is this the ultimate antidote to life in 2025?

In his paean to the sport, Feet in the Clouds, Richard Askwith explains pithily: “You run up the fell; you run down again.” Simple it may be; easy it is not. Unlike trail running, which generally stic

We all know, in theory, we’ll feel better for a breath of fresh air and taking a moment to listen to the birdsong, hug a tree and really notice our surroundings in a natural space. But it’s often the

Recovery is one of the most important ways to support your wellbeing and bulletproof your running way of life, and the good news is it’s sustainable too. Recovery can come in many different forms, fro