Cracks In Your Bones? Signs You Might Have Stress Fracture
Stress fractures are tiny cracks in bones caused by repetitive stress rather than major injuries. Common in athletes and those with sudden activity increases, they worsen without treatment. We got in ...
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7 ways CO2 training transforms your athletic performance
Discover how CO2 training improves oxygen efficiency, mental focus, and endurance for athletes through specialized breathing ...
“I feel permanently jetlagged” — 9 women share their experiences of the gender sleep gap
The gender sleep gap means women don't get as much quality sleep as men. I spoke to nine women to hear their stories for ...
How elite clubs train to cope with a relentless fixture calendar
The demands placed on footballers are greater than ever before. This is how elite clubs train to give them the best chance of ...
Road To Recovery: I'm a runner who currently can't run - how low impact exercise is helping me feel fitter than ever
Welcome back to Road To Recovery, Senior Health Editor Ally Head’s fortnightly column where she documents her injury progress, training diary, and chances of completing the 2025 London Marathon. This ...