Women less likely to use walking sticks over fears of social stigma, research shows
A new study has revealed that women are more likely to need walking sticks than men, but are less likely to use them due to a ...
Fitness while on vacation: Do easy, fun exercises, eat mindfully to stick to your workout routines
Vacations are a perfect time to relax and recharge, but they don’t have to derail your fitness journey. With some thoughtful planning and a flexible mindset, you can enjoy your holiday while staying ...
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There are more unused mobile phones in desk drawers than people walking the planet!
Did you know there are up to ten BILLION “dormant” phones wasting away in people's drawers, according to a new study?
New walking aid recycling scheme launches at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals
A new walking aid return and reuse recycling scheme benefiting both patients and the environment and savings thousands of pounds has been launched today ...
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Women more likely to need walking aids but less likely to use them – study
Women are more likely to need walking sticks, wheelchairs and other mobility aids compared to men, but they are less likely to use them, according to a study. And single people are more likely to ...
I compared skiing and snowboarding as a beginner. There were 8 differences that made me decide to stick with one.
A beginner noticed some major differences between skiing and snowboarding. Stopping on a snowboard was easier, but ski poles ...
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Say goodbye to back pain with this ultimate walking hack
Discover expert tips to walk pain-free with simple stretches, exercises, and techniques to manage and prevent back pain.
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This B.C. man found the Stick of the Year — but he won't say where it came from
But Marcus Barrick, a Duncan, B.C.-based musician and author, believed in the power of the stick he found while walking through the woods. "This thing's like the most majestic piece of driftwood I've ...