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Heart rate variability can be tracked on wearable devices such as the Apple Watch.

How people misunderstand this crucial smartwatch metric

Heart rate variability can tell you whether to take it easy or aim for maximum intensity to achieve optimal results – but only if you interpret it properly.

Kado Muir is a senior member of the Tjiwarl people, whose ancestral lands are near Leinster in WA.

Forget Google maps – this WA founder knows the real lie of the land

Each songline acts like the metadata for an internal biological GPS system, says Kado Muir of Dilji Corporation.

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ASX nears 3-month high; Abbott praises police; Four-time Olympian CEO’s tips

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Life in the slow lane isn’t so bad for Lucy Dean.

How I learnt to love slow running in a pace-obsessed world 

When you learn to enjoy the “party pace”, you rewire your definition of success. Maybe we all need more of that.

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Salomon Run Club at Beyond the Valley (BTV).

Yoga and run clubs: The reinvention of modern music festivals

As health culture increases and alcohol consumption decreases, music festivals have a new normal which includes wellness playlists alongside the music.

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Peter Attia: “If we don’t have joy in our lives then the concept of living longer seems irrelevant, even grotesque.”

Longevity guru Peter Attia ‘ashamed’ after Epstein emails go public

Peter Attia’s name appears in some 1700 documents on Jeffrey Epstein, but the influencer says he “never witnessed illegal behaviour” by the sex offender.

Raso also trains six days a week, aims for at least 10,000 steps each day and tries to get at least seven hours of quality sleep each night.

40 pills, 5 peptides: Why this CEO spends $70k a year on health

Andrew Raso’s daily regimen includes 40 supplements and a cocktail of experimental peptides. For him, it’s the price of high performance.

Joshua Mundey descends in a vertical dive on the Belize Barrier Reef.

Freediving CEO: ‘Cold water is therapy disguised as punishment’

The chief executive of Visionflex uses his time exploring ocean depths to slow down his mind and find a new perspective.

January

Clearing toxins from our brain is one of the many benefits of a good night’s sleep.

6 rules to stay mentally sharp, according to a Harvard brain expert

Neurology professor Rudolph Tanzi helped rewrite the science on brain health. Here are the six rules that keep him at the top of his game.

Frequent sauna use is associated with healthier hearts and a lower risk of dying from any cause.

The ‘hard to ignore’ health benefits of saunas

The cardiovascular benefits of the hot rooms are backed by data, but new research is looking at whether heat can shield the brain from ageing.

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Morning sun, and eat your vegies first: 19 habits for a healthier life

Exercise and nutrition are vital, but which specific habits offer the greatest bang for buck? Five doctors and a physiologist share their top longevity secrets.

Kit includes solid paddles and a perforated plastic ball.

I thought pickleball was tennis for geriatrics. How wrong I was

My Thursday-night games – often played with a former Olympian and a squash champion – have turned into the undisputed highlight of my week.

Sam McDonagh.

How Nick Kyrgios redeemed himself in the eyes of this Sydney director

Despite getting accidentally locked in a tennis club toilet as a child, Sam McDonagh of Swimply Australia and Rent.com.au has loved the game all his life.

Stavros Rekaris, 52, does Pilates three times a week.

‘I feel stronger than ever’: Why there’s no slowing the ‘bro-lates’ boom

A $630 million powerhouse of the Australian fitness industry is attracting more men, sport stars and senior citizens who want stronger cores and better balance.

Timothy Piatkowski, a senior research fellow at the University of Queensland who specialises in image- and performance-enhancing drugs, said peptides were a bigger problem than steroids.

‘Catastrophic’: Teenagers as young as 14 buying peptides online

Experts say peptides are now a bigger problem than steroids because more people use them and slick marketing on social media understates their risks.

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Personal trainer Rick Brennan says social media is a major driver of public interest in peptides.

Athletes were banned from taking it, now it’s a fitness craze

Claimed to provide chronic pain relief and Wolverine-like recovery, peptides are going mainstream – despite a lack of large-scale human trials.

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You know about super foods – here are 7 super moves

If kale is the king of foods, what is its exercise equivalent? Experts came back with this list.

Karam Singh (R) drops into four personal training sessions a week at Lockeroom gym after rebooting his health six years ago.

Get fitter in less time by applying the ‘minimum dose’ approach

After a stroke at 27, this private wealth manager tried to get fit for years. He finally succeeded when he embraced a simple mindset shift supported by research.

Christina Ruiz Sportsbet executive.

This young exec has banned the words ‘I’m stressed’

Christina Ruiz, general manager of product at Sportsbet, is one of the 2025 BOSS Young Executives. She’s found upsides in giving work pressures a different label.

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US eyes Greenland; Trump’s ‘Chuck Norris’ moment; Ozempic’s new use

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