Being ‘out of shape’ raises diabetes risk regardless of weight
For adolescents, low cardiorespiratory fitness and poor muscle strength increase their risk for type 2 diabetes later in life, regardless of body weight.
Month: March 2016
Performing orthopedic evaluations and diagnosing conditions
Orthopedic Clinical Examination is an evidence-based guide on the process of conducting tests and making diagnoses.
£5 million school bike training programme announced
Details of new cycle training initiative to teach children safe riding, provide maintenance education and encourage family cycling, has been announced.
Personal trainers need to get accredited
With more and more people turning to professionals for assistance in their quest for better health and fitness, the demand for qualified personal trainers in Europe has never been greater.
Sharapova admits to failing drugs test
Maria Sharapova revealed on Monday that she had failed a drugs test at this year’s Australian Open.
Season long fitness for ice hockey success
Total Hockey Training brings you the exercises and drills that have been used in conditioning some of the greatest ice hockey players in the world.
Iconic Oval Gasholder saved
Following months of uncertainty, the iconic Victorian gasholder that has been the backdrop to test cricket at The Oval for more than 130 years has received Grade II listing
Call to ban tackling in school rugby
In an open letter to MPs, chief medical officers and children’s commissioners, some 70 doctors and health experts argue that schools should move towards non-contact rugby.