Poor old Madonna – she can’t do right for doing wrong. If she doesn’t keep up her two-hour-a-day fitness regime, […]
Your questions answered by fitness expert Joanna Hall.
My friend and I have embarked on a keep-fit and weight-loss plan: we go to the gym twice a week […]
Can cyclists and pedestrians share the road?
Cycling shot up the agenda in 2012 with Britain’s Olympic success and a national media campaign. But are other road […]
Peta Bee on the innovations lined up to help British athletes in Beijing
When the cream of British sporting talent arrives in China’s capital for the Olympics, fellow competitors are not the only […]
City planners tap into wealth of cycling data from Strava tracking app
Sheila Lyons recalls the way Oregon used to collect data on how many people rode bikes. “It was very haphazard, […]
Marathons don’t cut it any more – the extreme events offer the best rush | Dougie Cameron
I’m not sure when the abnormal became normal. I remember a time not so long ago when a marathon runner […]
We all grow old – don’t let the age industry stigmatise it | Gaby Hinsliff
Once upon a time, the consolation for reaching middle age was being allowed to go cheerfully to seed. What bliss, […]
What happened to the Maasai warriors who ran the London marathon?
In March 2008, I travelled to the village of Elaui in northern Tanzania, to begin filming my first documentary. Greenforce, […]
How the Tour de France can help put women’s cycling back on track | Sarah Day
I fell in love with the Tour de France when I was 10. I learned a lot from watching that […]
‘We’ve lost a lot of kids to gun violence’
I got to Rio in ’97 and was working for a big Brazilian charity organisation, but it quickly became clear […]