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Exercise and eating well

Exercising and eating well doesn't mean you have to take a vow of working out everyday and only consuming the right food. It's more about finding the right balance.

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5 reasons to nail your cooking skills

Getting takeout or frozen meals might be the easiest route, but home cooking has its benefits too.

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Not a team player: When you're non-sporty in a sports-mad town

Living in a town that is sport-mad when you’re not can leave you feeling isolated. But there are still plenty of ways to connect with people that don’t involve sport.

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How to exercise when you're not motivated

Find out why getting active is so important, learn how to change your mindset about it, and get tips on how to create your own personalised routine.

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How sport wins at wellbeing

It's also a great way to socialise, have fun and improve your wellbeing. Joe Gorman explores all the good stuff that comes along with sport.

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Are you over-exercising?

We all know that exercise is good for us, but it can become a problem if you’re doing it too much.

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7 sporting stars to look up to

They can catch, kick, pass, swing, shoot and run (really fast!) – but it's off the field where these sports stars really shine.

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Ways to exercise that don't feel like exercise

If lycra and excessive sweat are your personal ideas of hell on earth, then Joe Gorman's 5 simple tips for getting active without ‘exercising’ are definitely for you.

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How to make healthy food choices

Learn the benefits of eating well and get a step-by-step guide to making healthy food choices.

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The real deal: 5 Insta-nutritionists who give good healthy-eating advice

We’ve done some serious investigative work and found five sensible dietitians and nutritionists who take the mystery (and bullshit) out of making sure that what you eat is good for you.

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Darren's story: Team mates to dream mates

Darren reflects on how playing a team sport helped him to get fit, cope with anxiety and find his community.

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