When we think about reducing cancer risk, the “big three” lifestyle factors are well established: smoking, obesity, and alcohol consumption. Genetics also play a role — some people carry inherited mutations such as BRCA1 gene mutation that significantly increase the likelihood of certain cancers. In those cases, additional medical strategies may be appropriate. But onceContinue reading “How Exercise can reduce cancer risk (with Dr Ula Heywood)”
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Ideas for quick prep meals for busy people.
If you want to jump out of bed in the morning, feel excited about throwing on your workout gear, jog happily down the road to bootcamp or your gym, be energised (not exhausted) afterwards and feel great all day in your skinny jeans (or slim fit shirt for you guys) then read on for someContinue reading “Ideas for quick prep meals for busy people.”
Creative Workouts
Earlier in the week my daughter was practising her gymnastics moves while I was doing my workout. I helped her a few times with some handstand holds and improved her backbend position – and decided to have a crack myself. My handstands are pretty good – they are something I’ve tried to keep doing throughoutContinue reading “Creative Workouts”
Walking for Wellness
My happy walking place – and about a thousand others going by the numbers up here in the past week or so. I love that lockdown re-prioritises peoples health for these short periods – what I’d love to see even more is that stretching into our non-lockdown life. Walking everyday is highly underrated as aContinue reading “Walking for Wellness”
Breathing matters
I’d never really thought that much about breathing until I heard Dr Libby Weaver speak one night. I just thought it was an automatic type thing – and that although you could control it – I didn’t really realise it was vital for stress management, sleep or alertness. In fact there’s a whole breath scienceContinue reading “Breathing matters”
Fasting, chapter 2
More advice today on why and how to not eat, just a few more things I needed to tell you following on from my intro to fasting last week. I know some of you have trialled some fasting over the past few weeks. Hopefully you’ve had success with that, and felt some benefits. Last time we learnt aContinue reading “Fasting, chapter 2”
The Power of Good Sleep
Over the past few months I’ve written about a few wellness related topics. For optimal wellness they all go hand in hand, but it’s widely agreed that sleep trumps all. Sleep is the time to restore and power your body back to perfect. You release most of your growth hormone; fight inflammation, infection and traumaContinue reading “The Power of Good Sleep”
Intro to Fasting
Intro to Fasting Today I’m hoping to fill in a few more gaps on fasting and time restricted eating for you. Firstly – a definition – “fasting” equates to going more than 24 hours without food, and “time restricted eating” is when you limit the food that you eat in a day to a window –Continue reading “Intro to Fasting”
Mini Workout Wellness
Those of you that know me well know that I don’t spend hours a day training. I average 3 runs a week, which vary between 30 minutes and up to occasionally a couple of hours if I’m working towards an event (not that often). I don’t spend hours working out in the gym either. MyContinue reading “Mini Workout Wellness”
How HIIT can help you.
High Intensity Interval Training. You’ve probably all heard of this trendy method of boosting your fitness. All of you that have trained with me have done bits and pieces of it during our sessions, and at bootcamps. It amounts to pushing yourself harder than you usually would for short periods of time, repeatedly, with small rests between.Continue reading “How HIIT can help you.”
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