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Healthier than thou

All this mindful eating is much too old to be called a fad




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The first steps to healthy living

Being healthy is not easy. It includes a little hard work on the choices you make about how you eat and live




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Let us go then you and I

Walking your dog is good for your body, mind and soul as Mini Anthikad Chhibber discovers




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Aiming for Salman standard

Ruslaan Mumtaz tells us what all he does to have lean and fit body




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Royal rigours

SOORAJ RAJMOHAN discovers that owning an Enfield also makes for a good exercise routine




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The fitness icon

From the value of proteins to his love for Parsi food, John Abraham reveals what keeps him in action




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A kickstart to self defence

There are ways to safeguard your physical and mental well being, say martial arts trainer Kyoshi K.S. Sekar and Krav Maga master S. Sreeram who will soon teach in Coimbatore




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The long walk to fitness

A recent panel discussion on wellness emphasised on the need for women to take care of themselves




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Are you (still) on track?

Time to introspect and see if our lifestyle is good enough to make us live happier and healthier




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Running is just symbolic: Milind Soman

Exhorting women to take charge of their health, Milind Soman says they should not feel guilty of stealing time away from their family responsibilities




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Five thoughts on yoga




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Beat the heat at work




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Ticket to Turkey

It’s a proud moment for Samyasri, the athlete from Coimbatore, who is set to participate in the World School Athletics Championship in Turkey




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From C to I

Yoga helps students and teachers in improving their posture, says Zameer Uddin Shah, the Vice-Chancellor of the Aligarh Muslim University




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‘Yoga is life for me’: Tejasvi Kumar Sharma

Tejasvi Kumar Sharma is a standing example of how grit and determination can challenge physical disability




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A sense of community

The importance of the Anjali mudra, and how to do it




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Yoga with a dose of mindfulness

Bend into a pretzel, if you can, but do so with a better understanding of yoga




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Stretch if you can

Moonlight yoga, yoga with sticks, chair yoga… take your pick from this deluge of novel offerings on this World Yoga Day. SHAILAJA TRIPATHI takes a stock




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In good health

Why are cold-pressed oils said to be the best? K. JESHI finds out




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Consultation, just a flick away

Here is a look at how technology is getting people connected to healthcare, thanks to your Smartphone




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Scoring a self goal

Inspired by the free flowing style of the Copa America and the Euro, NIKHIL VARMA decides to give football a try and realises that he is not up for the challenge




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App-solutely healthy

On the occasion of the recently concluded Doctor’s Day, Dr. P. Guhan draws attention to health apps on breast cancer awareness and tobacco cessation




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A jog through Bengaluru’s parks

Open-air gyms, yoga sessions, walking. There is a flurry of activity happening in Bengaluru’s parks, and these spaces are accessible to all, irrespective of class and age.




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Steps to fitness

A talk on the goodness of almonds followed by a workout session to drive home the message on good health




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The fa(c)t of the matter

Discover how you can access the fat in our body as a source of energy




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Chronicles of a triathelete

Anu Vaidyanathan talks about her journey as a triathelete in her memoir Anywhere but Home




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A plan of exercise

No matter what your schedule may be, if you make a little time for a workout a day, it keeps all the aches away




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Golden milk




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A smart guide to fitness

If you get it right, getting fit is that much easier




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In step with Bruce Lee: Jeet Kune Do

A class in Jeet Kune Do opens up a whole new world of fighting, with the mind, discovers BHUMIKA K.




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‘Never trust the front of a food box’




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Creating ripples in a pool

Jenifir K. Sharma, the latest to join the fitness bandwagon, is going all out to promote aqua zumba in Bengaluru




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Taking Chennai for a ride

A bicycle café, active clubs and more than 100 super randonneurs. The author explores Chennai’s vibrant cycling culture




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Fitness hacks at home

Here are a few tips to intelligently incorporate your workout schedules in to your daily routine




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Of fitness and Dark Chocolate

Actress Mahima Chaudhry on her possible comeback and need to walk




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The key to wellness




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A long-distance relationship

S. Balaji, who has run thousands of kilometres, talks about what it takes to be a marathon runner




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For a water-light workout

We plunge into the pool for aqua zumba and finds it exhausting yet fun.




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The numbers that (don’t) matter

Do not go by the weighing scale. It doesn't tell you the full story about your fitness and health




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Sail through your run

Running can be injury free and effortless if one is conscious of his/her running form (body mechanics)




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Know your role

Milind Soman says it is crucial to understand your part in maintaining balance in nature




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Going the distance

It is not too late. You can still reach the finish line safely if you follow some of these expert tips




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What’s that on your plate?

Fat, starch or protein? It is okay if you are not a nutrition expert. A simple knowledge of what you are eating helps you balance each of your meal




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A jog through the park

Jogging in a green space uplifts SRAVASTI DATTA’S spirits




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Perseverance pays off

S. Anthonyammal wards off stiff challenges in life to return with a gold medal in kabaddi at the 5th Asian Beach Games held in Vietnam last month




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Winning moves

Coimbatore student Abithashree P.M wins laurels at the third Commonwealth Yoga Championship




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Sole purpose

The city is on its toes for Trivandrum Marathon 2016




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The running sisterhood

Limitless, a film that talks of the attitude towards women who run, hopes to encourage more women to take up this healthy sport, breaking the many barriers they face




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Just what your trainer ordered

Healthy meal delivery services now have trainers and nutritionists on board to give clients the best of pre and post-workout food, writes SUSANNA MYRTLE LAZARUS




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Time to act against early-onset diabetes

Catching diabetes in its early stages could mean lesser complications later