You don’t have to stick to one structured workout routine to get fitter and enjoy training. Following a workout programme
Do you need to follow an exercise plan? In defence of doing whatever you want in the gym

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You don’t have to stick to one structured workout routine to get fitter and enjoy training. Following a workout programme
Forget bodyweight and dumbbells. Leave the squat bar where it is. Kettlebells are incredible pieces of equipment that can be
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Fitness influencer Joan McDonald proves that there’s no age limit on fitness. Here, she shares her greatest pieces of wisdom
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