Want to live longer? The tiniest of lifestyle changes can dramatically boost longevity
January 25, 2026 4 min read Add Us On GoogleAdd SciAm Want to live longer? Tiny changes to…
Her secret exercise for a flat belly at 70 shocks fitness experts
At 70, Brigitte Macron is turning heads and raising the bar for fitness—her impressively flat stomach has become…
This one bodyweight exercise builds serious core strength and improves grip — trust me, I’ve been using it for weeks
We talk a lot about core strength on the fitness side of Tom’s Guide, so you might assume…
UK organisation combines exercise with volunteering
Shoveling piles of compost and clearing weeds on a cold, damp evening in London might not be most…
David Lloyd Leisure mulls bid for EU bureaucrats’ favourite gym chain
David Lloyd Leisure is running the rule over an upmarket European gym group popular with influencers and Brussels…
Fitness fraud: gym goers warned over fake deals on memberships and personal trainers | Scams
A new year means a new start – it’s time to get fit and there are quite a…
Fitness coach Francis Totti Laryea eyes role with Ghana national teams
Coach Laryea’s previously worked with Indian club Rajastan United in 2024 Renowned Ghanaian fitness and conditioning coach, Francis…
Study Suggests This Amount Of Weekly Exercise Can Keep Your Brain Younger
Engaging in 150 minutes of consistent aerobic weekly exercise may help keep your brain younger, according to recent…
It Actually Takes a Lot Longer Than You’d Think to Lose Muscle From Not Working Out
If you love to work out, it can be mentally and physically difficult to take time off. I…
Lee Priest Aiming to Live to 100, Breaks Down His Longevity and Health at 54 – Fitness Volt
Bodybuilding veteran Lee Priest’s priorities have shifted later in life. On Jan. 19, 2026, he discussed his longevity…
Longevity expert shares simple daily rule to ‘stay young’
Staying fit might be more straightforward than we think – here’s what you should know Lauren Haughey Lifestyle…
At 82, retired teacher and former marathon runner has discovered his next chapter doesn’t require a busy social calendar – San Diego Union-Tribune
Peter Saccone rises at 5:30 a.m. every day as he has for decades. Instead of going for a…