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Exercise For Despression

Exercise for Depression – The Pulse

An updated Cochrane review suggests that regular exercise can reduce symptoms of depression about as effectively as psychological therapy. Led by researchers at the University of Lancashire, the analysis reviewed 73 randomised controlled trials involving nearly 5000 adults with depression. Compared with no treatment, exercise produced moderate improvements in depressive symptoms. When measured against psychological […]

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Exercise Snacking

Despite how it sounds, exercise snacking is not running with food. These tiny workouts are the big fitness breakthrough you need now.

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Somatic exercises for mind and body

As more people seek alternatives to high-impact exercise, somatic practices are gaining recognition for their gentle yet profound effects on health.

Lean Legs

6 floor exercises for lean legs

Make every day leg day. While training body parts on certain days may seem like a time-efficient idea, a better strategy is legs daily. The bonus is this set can be completed in the comfort of your lounge room.

Exercise haters | WellBeing 200

How to stay active when you hate exercise

Like eating more greens, we know exercise is good for our body and mind. What stands in the way of getting a healthy dose of movement? How can exercise loathers develop more fondness for physical activity? We take a look.

Exercise

Let’s get physical: Exercise A-Z

Physical exercise can either energise or exhaust you. Heal or harm you. Awareness and expert advice enables you to increase strength, suppleness, stability and stamina without risking repercussions. Let’s find out more about getting physical.