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Train like a Pro

By Shawn Radcliffe

From professional athletes like NBA superstar Kyrie Irving to anyone who loves to stay active, protecting your body from injuries is the key to a lifetime of healthy movement. Injury prevention isn’t just about avoiding setbacks—it’s about giving yourself the freedom to move confidently, perform at your best, and enjoy physical activity for years to … Continued

Aging with Joy

By Daniela Ginta, MSc

On a chilly and wet day, the gym is alive. People chat and laugh as they grab dumbbells for the workout class ahead, which is part of a twice-weekly session. The median age of the group is around 70, and among them is a smiling and spry 90-year-old, Carl. “After I retired, taking a walk … Continued

Untethered

By Carime Lane

The number of Canadians living without partners is on the rise. In a world where partnership is often idealized, embracing the choice of being single can bring profound benefits to both mind and body—especially when it comes to matters of the heart. What it means to be single The number of Canadians living alone in … Continued

Whole Fitness for the Heart

By Shawn Radcliffe

Using treadmills and running trails are both effective ways to keep your heart healthy, but cardiovascular fitness has evolved beyond these popular activities. Today, heart health is about “whole fitness”—an approach that takes into account not only how we move, but also how we build strength, recover, and care for our bodies. Getting your heart … Continued

The Sound of Silence

By Isabela Bonnevera

DING DING DING! BEEP! WOOSH! WHIRRRRR! BANG! From morning until night, many of us get very few truly quiet moments in our lives. We wake up to the sound of alarm clocks, commute with podcasts, and close our windows to escape the relentless grind of midday traffic or the trill of nearby construction. This constant … Continued