The 5 Best Cycling MagazinesWhen comfortably seated in the saddle, you and your bicycle work together as one, just like a well-oiled machine - where a firm grip of the handlebars help to steer in the right direction, legs pump, while feet pedal and a pair of wheels are set in motion. It doesn’t matter the speed you produce, all that matters is the open road ahead for you and your bike to explore. Continue reading
The 5 Best Running MagazinesWhen is it that you feel the most free? Maybe it is when the wind brushes against your face as your feet pick up a steady pace. The moment when your heart beats through your chest, your lungs capture and release your every breath, your muscles contract with each stride and tiny drops of sweat fly from your entire being. Maybe you feel the most free when you set off on a good and steady run. Continue reading
Arts and crafts blogger Kate Williams from Crafts on Sea, shares her review of one of our fitness favourites, Runner's World magazine. Be inspired by her journey and how the magazine motivated her to jump back into her trainers and start chasing her passion again.
"Running! What could be more straightforward?" I hear you cry. Well, I’ve made a number of school-girl errors over the years, ranging from painful chafing to embarrassing and unintentional flashing, all of which have made me the runner I am today... basically, much the same as I was 10 years ago, but slightly more wizened. I have, however, learned some valuable lessons and want to share my 10 top tips for a great run (they may well help you, too).
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On the eve of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, we've rounded up a group of women to watch for their sheer sporting prowess and undeniable talent. From home turf Brazilian talent in Volleyball to the first woman to ever wear a hijab in the Olympic games, 2016 is set to be an exciting year for this group of Olympic hopefuls...
Katie Ledecky, 19Sport: Swimming
Odds to win a medal: 1/4
Team: USA
Why you need to watch her: She's tipped as unbeatable. Insiders have said it's not a case of whether she'll win, but by how much. Her speed is matched by her endurance too; she's just as fast swimming the 200m as well as the 800m. That's the equivalent of a runner winning a 100m sprint and a long distance 5000m run - and unheard of in the sport.
Did you know? Katie is one of the tallest swimmers in her field, standing at a stately 6ft tall. Continue reading
Britain! Shut out Brexit and the bad weather and welcome in a shining summer of sport…
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The winter months can be demotivating at times, with cold weather and dark nights putting many off of going to the gym or for a run. magazine.co.uk blogger network member Beki from Miss Wheezy shares her winter fitness motivation tips, inspired by her subscriptions to Women’s Running and Outdoor Fitness magazines.
To be a better runner and improve your form, you need to exercise holistically. Anna from Anna the Apple explains how Women’s Health magazine helped her discover how important glute exercises were to her running form and performance.
Now that 2016 is underway, it’s time to think about setting yourself some challenges which may or may not be related to your New year’s resolutions. Inspired by Trail magazine, Zoe from Splodz Blogz discusses why setting yourself a hiking challenge would get 2016 off to a great start!
Having two young football fanatics in the house, Jo from My Monkeys Don’t Sit Still decided to treat them to a subscription to Match! magazine. Now her boys can keep up-to-date with the latest football news and stick pictures and posters of their favourite football players and teams up on their walls!
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