We all have our favourite foods, beverages and past times, some are healthier than others but that’s all good. What we do and what we eat has a huge impact on our energy, mood and outlook so it's important we get it right. It's also important that the wrong things don't dictate our emotions.
When was the last time you tried something new? Be it a new sport, a different training regime, intermittent fasting or embarking on a new business venture, maybe something as simple as introducing a daily walk to your routine? I bet there answer is “not for long time” or “I don’t have time to try something new”.
The way we cook and prepare food can often reduce its nutrient content. Check out Fitter Chef's guide to healthy cooking to ensure you get the best out of your grub.
These zingy citrus fruits have long been renowned for their antioxidant content and high levels of vitamin C which is why everyone tells you to drink honey and lemon tea when you catch a cold.
Not all fats are the same, make sure you know and understand your fats and how to include them in a healthy diet. Heating and cooking with fats also changes their chemical structure, so make sure you understand how to use different fats to maximise their health benfits.
Okay, so the title of this is complete bull as firstly who ever does 14 and a half reps? And secondly, there really is no specific rep range that allows for greatest muscle building potential.
Ok so your waist is spilling over your jeans and you decide to reign in the booze and takeaways, hit the gym five times a week and only eat green things for the next two weeks!! If you are sporting some wobbly bits make sure you don't make the common mistakes everyone else does.
Winter is here and it's time to get some hearty grub down you. Check out our tasty winter warmers.
When was the last time you shaved 3 minutes off your 5k run time? Are you adding weights to your barbell every week? Is your recovery improving enough to allow shorter rest in your interval training? An effective training programme should get you faster, stronger and fitter. You should see and feel results.
Check out our quick guide to getting your daily dose of essential nutrients.
Fitter London is now offering Dynamic Vinyasa Power Yoga, an energetic and challenging form of yoga with flowing movement. It improves strength, flexibility, balance and alignment.
Did you know during the French Revolution when they ran out of flour for bread Marie Antoinette said “Qu'ils mangent de la brioche” (let them eat cake!) what a great lady, she knew about coconut cake all along!