Yoga
Yoga: the power of the pose
Charmaine Yabsley It's said that yoga can relieve a range of conditions from depression to low libido.
Teacher training
Online yoga may stretch safety
Sarah Whyte Budding yoga teachers who earn their credentials through increasingly popular online courses are putting students at risk, leading yoga practitioners say.
Flexible resistance
Troga, the latest form of yoga
Shelly Horton As if regular yoga and resistance work weren't hard enough. We were the first in the world to try a combination of the two, called Troga.
From Om to OMG, yoga goes X Factor
Tim Young It may be one of the more peculiar national sporting championships, but competitive yoga has arrived.
Fight to stop ancient arts falling into private hands
Catherine Armitage Move over Indiana Jones, there's a new breed of prospector scouring the world for treasure.
Hormone hell
I hate my ovaries
Shelly Horton I'd like to thank Dr Ginni Mansberg for writing a book just for me. Seriously when I was reading How To Handle Your Hormones it was like she'd been snooping in my diary.
Chia cheer
Seeds of goodness
Paula Goodyer Seeds like chia are an easy way to add extra nutrients to dishes - and, unlike nuts, are less likely to be linked to allergy.
Ballet burn
Ballet is back for grown-ups
Charmaine Yabsley If you dreamt of a tutu when you were a child, then dust off your leotard. Ballet is back.
The body business
The fitness industry is worth more than $1.2 billion a year nationally, and Sydney's body beautiful obsession means we contribute more than our fair share.
Ringing ears
Deaf to the dangers of loud gym music
Siobhan Moylan Motivating or a hindrance? Either way, noise levels at the gym may be doing more harm than good.
Tired of the same 'old' story?
Paula Goodyer Age need not be a barrier to keeping fit - even with strenuous exercise.
Chew on this
See Jane stretch
Paula Goodyer Jane Fonda is a role model for fit older women - but why aren't there more like her?
New form
Pilates on crack: get hard core
Sarah Berry A new form of fitness, dubbed 'Pilates on crack' is turning the heat up on the hundred-year-old exercise. And it has just hit our shores.
Snooze button
Tricks to keep you on track
Many experts believe clever motivational strategies may be more effective than brute willpower when it comes to developing and maintaining a fitness routine, writes K. Aleisha Fetters.
Craving chips? Accept it. Move on
Lissa Christopher When it comes to the urge to eat junk food or avoid exercise, acceptance and commitment therapy says: don't fight it, resistance is futile.
Breathe easy
Every breath you take
Sarah Berry We take it for granted, but the way we breathe can affect our physical and emotional health, from burning more fat to giving us a six pack.
Chew on this
Bend and stretch your style
Paula Goodyer For those who don't know their iyengar from their ashtanga, how to tell which class to take?
Celebrity sweat
Hard candy mixed with sweat: Madonna's tips to become 'eye candy'
Jenna Clarke Take cover slackers, Madonna's fitness regime has hit our shores.
