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How to get the most out of workouts and avoid injury at any age

Whether it’s been a while since you stepped foot in a gym or if you’re visiting for the first time this January, listening to your body is key – especially when it comes to preventing injuries. This is true whatever your age, but is there anything ...

28 Dec 2023 at 13:06

Health & Wellbeing

7 mistakes to avoid when starting strength training as a senior

Lifting weights isn’t just for the bodybuilders, strength training is for everyone. In fact, it’s particularly important for maintaining health, strength and independence in your golden years. When done correctly, strength training can play a key ...

05 Sept 2025 at 15:14

Health & Wellbeing

How to make 2026 the year you take up strength training

As we begin thinking about what 2026 might bring, you may have already been thinking about some fitness goals and health-focused resolutions for the year ahead. Building strength could be high on your list, but new research conducted by ...

22 Dec 2025 at 08:00

Health & Wellbeing

How to keep your bones strong and healthy in midlife and beyond

As we move into midlife, issues such as joint pain, osteoporosis and stress fractures become increasingly common, making this a crucial time to take a more proactive approach to bone health. Hormonal changes during menopause, along ...

02 Feb 2026 at 14:30

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