Most runners focus on pace, shoes and training plans – but a top endurance coach says the real performance limiter might be your breath.
Most runners focus on pace, shoes and training plans – but a top endurance coach says the real performance limiter might be your breath.
From casual joggers to ultra runners, we’ve got you covered.
The average quad size in trained men might be bigger than you think, but it’s not out of reach.
The magic numbers behind all weight loss.
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Yoga is about strength, focus and balance. For Maroon 5’s Adam Levine, it’s also made him more successful.
You went without a spotter and you can’t finish that last rep. Not to worry, Trainer Bill Hartman, has your exit plan.
Perform these exercises and you’ll become a better surfer.
“I spent my whole life dreaming of being a professional runner, I grew up watching the Comrades,” says James Cunnama, pro SA triathlete.
Ettiene Smit has pushed a ton on his leg press: that’s more than an entire Springbok scrum. And he was declared SA’s strongest man six years in a row.
Do the circuit below at least three times a week, with only 30 seconds rest in between each move. If you want to make this harder, you can aim for two or three circuits (only for advanced athletes). Say hello to a ripped stomach.
Breaking limits and becoming a four timeOlympian is no easy feat. And Hendrick Ramaala did it all without a coach. Here’s how!
Use this military machine to get your body into the best shape it’s ever been.
A multiple national and continental BMX champ, he crashed out of the 2008 Olympic final after finishing first in his heat and second in his semi.
A look back in time at an interview we had with Chad le Clos before he edged out Phelps in the 2012 Olympics.
With our Cover Guy Competition in full swing we thought we would go way back in time to give you the tips from some of our first Cover Guy finalists.
Pressing weight over your head isn’t the only (or safest) way to build strong shoulders. Try the horizontal lateral raise.