Stretching isn’t just a “nice-to-have” add-on to your workout—it’s a foundational practice with wide-ranging benefits for your body and mind. Here’s why it matters so much:

We all know how important is to keep fit. Exercise isn’t just about aesthetics of feeling strong – its a powerful form of healing the body, mind and spirit. Regular physical activities have healing effects on the human body and brain, allowing to improve its complex functioning processes.

Many of us are aware that physical exercise brings a lot of benefits to our health and overall wellbeing. Let’s dig in a little deeper and find out the most valuable ones, scientifically proven gains of fitness. 

Did you know that regular physical activity has a healing effect on the human body and brain, allowing it to improve its complex functioning processes. With the help of moderate physical activity, the process of rational cognition of the world is improved and targeted interaction with it is ensured.

As soon as something starts to hurt or you start to feel discomfort when moving, the common phrase that comes to mind is “I’m getting older”. Our body is a unique and sophisticated instrument that controls an incredible number of processes and works intensively around the clock without interruption. Wouldn’t it be wise to make life easier for it instead of taking everything for granted or even abusing it in some cases? This is where self-love, mindfulness and general awareness come in. In simpler terms, how can we look and feel better, how do we contribute to our aging and how can we slow it down?

Most New Year’s resolutions work by creating a habit. Considering some of the most popular resolutions — saving money, starting or learning someone new, lowering stress, exercising more — each one requires a sustained behavioral change. 

Sedentary or a physically inactive lifestyle became a modern day issue, leading to a risk of several health problems. So what does sedentary lifestyle do to our body?

Self-love is a crucial part of your health and happiness. It can be hard something to carve out “me-time” in our demanding schedules or social interactions, however when we treat ourselves with affection and understanding we give others a possibility to appreciate us more too.

Exercising every day has plenty of benefits and can have a cumulative effect on your life, transforming what you believe you’re capable of. Coming from the professional world, moving actively every day seems very natural for me, as over many years it simply became a habit. Hence I would like to share with you some most obvious benefits and hopefully get you inspired to enjoy the movement more often.

If you ever had to experience back problems, chances are you have come across some advice about how to manage these issues. There are many myths that float around when you start getting older, if you have joint or specifically back problems.

Let’s take a look at these false beliefs in more detail.

Looking for a delicious festive dessert that isn’t chockfull of sugar? Packed with nuts and fruit, not only do they taste great, but are super healthy too.

When you are in pain, most people do not think about movement. Usually, the first thought that comes to mind is to reach out for the painkiller medicine or something more invasive. Often without realizing that many musculoskeletal aches & pains can be solved with directional movements, specific exercises and stretches.

At a first glance leading a healthy lifestyle might seem intimidating. But it’s not that complicated after all. All one needs to do is develop good habits – everything else takes care of itself.

It doesn’t require ‘all or nothing’ attitude. As with many things in life, just getting started in one area creates a domino effect and the rest starts to follow.

We all know that exercising and staying active has numerous benefits, from keeping your body and mind healthy, maintaining healthy weight, immune system as well as preventing illness like cancer. So how does exercise and being active help to prevent cancer? Bellow we have collected some proven scientific researches for you.

Many of us have experienced some pain in the soles or ankles of our feet or heels. This can happen after a workout, new activities, standing for long hours, or gaining weight. So here are a few tips and advices on how to stay on feet and toes pain free:-)

When you're feeling tired during the day, you may think that nothing but a good night's sleep can help but, actually, there are lots of quick and easy pick-me-ups that can help you feel less lethargic and more alert. Let’s take a look at a few simple ways to get rid of tiredness, as well as things you should avoid doing when tired.

Tight, stiff muscles can arise as a result of vigorous exercise, or an underlying condition such as arthritis, as well as a nutrient deficiency. Let’s take a look at what specific nutrient deficiency is likely to cause muscle stiffness and how to help tackling stiffness in the body.

An increasing number of adults are turning to ballet and ballet-inspired fitness classes to keep them in shape during adulthood, there are plenty of good reasons to do so.

Deciding to excise can be impulsive and have many reasons behind, from health, fitness to simply losing some weight, tone your body or improve posture, you might even sign up for the exercise program to work out at home. However, your fitness motivation seems to have disappeared.

Have you ever suffered from foot cramps, fallen arches, weakness around the ankles or simply tired, achy feet?

Many of us rely on high tech athletic shoes or insoles for support. But the assumption that the right pair of shoes will fix everything obscures a major underlying cause of foot discomfort: weak muscles and stiff joints.