
What to eat and drink before, during, and after a race
Proper nutrition can significantly impact your race performance and recovery. Here’s a guide to race-day nutrition.
Proper nutrition can significantly impact your race performance and recovery. Here’s a guide to race-day nutrition.
Running daily can bring both rewards and challenges. For some, it’s a way to boost fitness and mental well-being, while for others, it might lead to physical strain if not balanced well.
Preparing for your first running event can feel both exciting and challenging. Whether you’re aiming for a 5km, 10km, or 21km race, proper preparation will help you enjoy the experience and finish strong.
By familiarizing yourself with the signs, symptoms, and soothing techniques, you can provide your little one with much-needed relief during this challenging phase.
From boosting their physical fitness to enhancing their mental well-being, the benefits of physical activity for children are manifold. Learn how to keep our young ones moving and healthy.
Concerned about your child not eating vegetables? Learn why it’s not a reason to panic and discover creative tips to encourage healthier eating habits.
The Intercare Classic Road Race is set to make its much-anticipated return on 1 February 2025. Building on the success of last year’s event at the Castle Gate Lifestyle Centre, the race promises a blend of competitive running and strong community spirit.
Breast cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers globally, affecting millions of people each year, including in South Africa. While it predominantly affects women, it’s important to note that men can also develop breast cancer.
Heart disease is often associated with older adults, but it’s increasingly affecting younger people. In South Africa, one in five deaths is due to heart disease.
Embark on a journey to fortify your mental health fortress. Discover the power of resilience in weathering life’s storms and uncover practical techniques to nurture it daily.
Many people live with hypertension (high blood pressure) without even knowing it. It’s often called the “silent killer” because it typically has no noticeable symptoms but can lead to severe health complications like heart disease, stroke, and kidney failure if left untreated. But the good news is that hypertension is manageable with proper monitoring, treatment, and lifestyle adjustments.
When you wake up with a persistent cough, a tightness in your chest, and difficulty breathing.
Learn about easy, effective nasal hygiene practices for the whole family. Gain knowledge how to rinse, hydrate, and protect your sinuses with expert tips.
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