“I exercise to overcome writer’s block. It took me ages to make the connection, but writing involves long periods of being physically still, while my brain works over-time. Exercise provides me the opposite: moving my body so hard, which forces my mind to switch off. As someone who was always crap at sports, all my…
The science of nutrition has come a long way, and although steak may not be a pre-race meal of choice, the nutrition benefits of red meat for athletes continue to be recognised ~ Lisa Middleton http://bit.ly/1PBeQqF
“I’ve exercised my entire life. As a kid it was for fun. When I was younger, it was for weight loss. But now as an adult, I exercise to feel good and for my mental health. Exercise, is the biggest self-esteem booster, stress buster and anxiety killer.” – Gabrielle Maston Dietitian & Exercise physiologist
You need more than just exercise.
Charles Darwin’s formulation of the theory of evolution takes overwhelming share of public vote, ahead of Kant, Plato and Einstein
“I exercise to have ‘me’ time – to think, get clarity, feel energised, live long & be a great role model for our daughter.” – Melinda Jacobson, Executive Officer, Sports Dietitians Australia
#DidYouKnow people who exercise regularly have a 40% – 50% lower risk of colon cancer? #30for30 #ReasonstoExercise #ColonCancer #ExerciseAwarenessMonth #ExerciseRight
“I exercise every day for balance – emotionally, physically and mentally.” – Hayden Quinn, Celebrity Chef and Owner of The Cube Gym – Functional Health and Fitness
On Sunday 15 November 2015 I swam approximately 750m in the ocean! Not sure this is worthy of an exclamation mark? Read on.
Stand more at work without back and knee pain.
