Tuesday 27 October 2020
Boil the kettle and get reading…
We’ve plenty of podcasts, newsletters and other great benefits to keep you off the streets.
Here are some other options if you’re not ready to return to the gym under the ‘new normal.’
Here’s this week’s substantial sports journalism meal.
David Last shares his dos and don’ts as Ireland’s gyms and fitness clubs reopen.
Sportswriting chat, GAA icons, a coaching masterclass and another journey through space and time.
Sam Smith will discuss covering Michael Jordan and the Bulls on tomorrow’s sportswriting podcast.
There’s plenty to keep you off the streets again over the coming days.
David Last’s advice for how to handle the challenges of working from home.
David Last’s advice to help you get through the next few weeks.
We’ve welcomed a huge number of new supporters over the past week.
David Last gives his tips on staying active during lockdown.
We’re committed to telling the story of Irish sport each day despite these uncertain times.
Here’s the best of the sport that took place over the past seven days.
David Last’s advice on how to keep your mind and body fit and healthy.
Keeping your body and mind healthy is even more imperative now that we are staying at home. We speak to some fitness experts.
David Last provides some simple tips to keep you on track over the days and weeks ahead.
She Can! has proven a big hit since its release.
Conor O’Keeffe will start his Herculean task on 1 April with 32 pounds on his back, removing one pound each day. For him, it symbolises the weight of depression and his battle with that burden.
Sonia O’Sullivan speaks to The42 as she reflects on life after turning 50.
The 26 nominees will be narrowed down on 8 December with the winner announced six days later.
Personal trainer David Last returns with some tips for the big day.
Sinead Delaney, also from Meath, came first in the women’s race.
Members will receive a load of cool benefits but – relax, comment section – nothing will change on the site.
The All Blacks thought they knew what was coming but Rassie Erasmus’ team changed the picture.
All the action from a different angle.
Eileen Ring reflects on a difficult few years after a life-altering incident in November 2013.
Whether you’re a casual jogger or into long distance, paying attention to footwear and form could help reduce the risk of injuries.
Organisers of the race have apologised to participants.
Former professional rugby player Damian Browne is attempting to climb the seven summits of the world.
Cork’s Eoin Keith on his distinguished career in ultra running, winning the UK’s ‘most brutal race’ and taking part in the Netflix-famous Barkley Marathons last year.
Personal trainer David Last has seen clients invest in GPS watches and food-tracking apps without first mastering the basics.
Personal trainer David Last has worked with runners of all ages and abilities.
A fitness fanatic, Stringer felt stronger and fitter when he retired at 40 than when he turned professional.
Dublin LGFA and Longford GAA nutritionist Kate McDaid leads an extremely busy life.
Personal trainer David Last on why we shouldn’t dive in head first during January.
Personal trainer David Last offers his January advice.
From Ireland’s Grand Slam triumph to our hockey stars claiming silver at the World Cup, it’s been a year to remember.
Gym gear, fitness watches and personal trainer vouchers are all on this year’s list.
David Last’s message is clear – enjoy the holiday period but there are ways to ensure you don’t undo all your hard work from earlier in the year.
