Living a sedentary lifestyle can be dangerous to your health. It increases your chances of being overweight, developing type 2 diabetes or heart disease, and experiencing depression and anxiety. If you...
You might’ve heard the term “exercise scientist” thrown around. Maybe you’ve seen one in your gym or heard about one in the news… But do you actually know what they...
I firmly believe that quality strength training is an absolute must for ALL populations. This view is generally supported by anecdotal evidence and an ever-growing body of research. However, there’s...
You probably know that core strength is important. But did you know your core is much more than just your abs? So, what muscles make up your core and what...
The importance of sleep is often undervalued. Good sleep patterns improve your energy levels, mental health and general well-being as well as helping to protect you from illness. Sleep is...
For those living with lupus, finding the energy to exercise can be challenging. So, should you exercise or just rest? We asked an exercise physiologists if it's safe to exercise...
The verdict is in – exercise is medicine. It can help you to live longer, be healthier, feel happier and avoid illness. So, who is best qualified to prescribe it?...
Exercise can help you to recover from cancer, but it can also be the last thing you feel like doing after treatment. There's a lot of factors you need to...
This National Diabetes Week, Exercise Right wants to highlight the fact that exercise can be used as medicine to both prevent and manage type 2 diabetes. Whether you're at risk...