Ironman, triathlete, and former neuroscientist sees law and endurance sport as partners
Endurance athlete, former neuroscientist, and lawyer Aaron Camp explains the role training and competition plays in his professional and personal life.
Fitness and career skills? It’s possible
Train with a team for benefits that go beyond the playing field.
Beery good news
Beer could be the new Gatorade, and jelly babies the new post-workout meal.
BQ the forgotten intelligence?
Body intelligence, known as BQ, is the latest buzzword when it comes to health. It’s time to listen to your body’s cues and boost your…
Taking on the heat
Solicitors Stefan Briggs and David King visited Morocco on April 2018 to run a 250km ultramarathon to raise money for Giant Steps, a school for…
Slow and steady
High-intensity interval training (HIIT) has long been popular, but there are merits to taking it slow via low-intensity steady-state (LISS) cardio.
More bang for your (billable units) buck
It’s the workout method that keeps Wolverine actor Hugh Jackman in shape. F45 offers a variety of super-efficient, 45-minute classes that are perfect for time-poor…
Making waves
A crew of young professionals is making bodysurfing popular again and Dunstan de Souza, former Managing Partner of Colin Biggers and Paisley, is helping to…
Get into the swim of things
Swimming is a low-impact, high-reward activity that can make you smarter and happier.
Running for a cause
Paul McDonald, a solicitor with Gilbert + Tobin, completed the 250km Big Red Run in the Simpson Desert in June with 52 other runners. The…
Where you’re going wrong in the weights room
The Australian Department of Health physical activity guidelines recommend that adults “do muscle strengthening activities on at least two days each week”. Make sure you’re…