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Many people depend on daily walks to stay active, but life gets in the way. Busy mornings, late working hours, or bad weather can break the routine. The good news is that several simple cardio exercises done at home can match the energy burn of about 5,000 steps, which usually takes 45-60 minutes of brisk…
Ever stand at the gym wondering if you should climb on the Stairmaster or just lace up for a walk? Fitness coaches hear this debate constantly from people chasing fat loss. Both options burn calories and support weight goals; yet they hit your body in completely different ways. A smart coach cuts through the noise….
Most people tend to slow down after 40, but the fact of the matter is that this is actually the age to take your fitness up a notch! As we age, our metabolism slows down, so the usual exercises will not give us the same benefits as it did in the 30s, or 20s. So,…
We all know that just like our bodies, our brains need exercise too. And when it comes to cognitive decline, aerobic exercise, also known as cardio has been considered the ‘gold standard’ to keep it at bay. However, it turns out that it might not be the case. Aerobic exercise, while excellent otherwise, might lag…
Due to a stressful lifestyle, demanding work shifts, commitments, and personal responsibilities, health and fitness often take a back seat. For high-performance individuals (people who aim to achieve exceptional results in their lives), every minute of their day matters, and optimising fitness efficiently is a priority. According to Angela Foster, a high-performance fitness coach, one…
Superstar singer Shakira continues to wow fans worldwide, be it with her chart-topping hits and iconic dance moves, or with a physique that looks as strong and toned as ever, even at 48. Her enviable abs and endless energy are no accident; they come from a strict fitness and nutrition routine guided by her longtime…
The muscles of glutes, hamstrings and calves become more active when you walk uphill, compared to walking on flat surfaces. The energy expenditure from walking uphill or using a treadmill incline, depends on the slope angle, and ranges between 17% and 50% more than walking on flat ground. The resistance from walking uphill, enables you…
