Promising improved posture and toned, cellulite-free bottoms, MBT trainers have become a fitness cult. But some physiotherapists are warning that they could do more harm than good. Peta Bee reports.
Trapeze, with its creativity, grace and adrenaline boost, is the latest favourite among those seeking more than a buff body from exercise. Peta Bee reports.
Tracy-Ann Oberman: I embarked upon this epic journey more than five months ago and it has dawned on me that I haven’t approached getting my ante-partum body back with enough gusto. But I’m finally back in the fitness zone and I’ve been led here by Pilates.
Triathlon is one of the UK's fastest growing sports, consisting of a swim, bike ride and run in succession. The Olympic distances are a 1.5km swim, 40km bike ride and 10km run.
Forget jogging , gyms and fancy sports gear - the best way to lose weight, avoid illness and improve your brainpower is to take a daily walk, says Peta Bee.
Rowing is great exercise for your heart, arms and legs. But don't bother slogging on a machine at your gym. The real thing is much more fun, says Kate Carter.
Running or aerobics? Yoga or Pilates? Making the decision to get fit is the easy part - choosing how to go about it is the difficult bit. Peta Bee offers some advice.