Lumberjack Bruce Berry stands on the western edge of his property overlooking Penny Island at the mouth of the Russian River in Jenner, California. Critics worry that his future logging plans will affect water supplies. Eric Castro/For the SF Chronicle In the cool shade of a redwood forest, landowner Bruce Berry and a forestry consultant … Read more
Open this photo in gallery: Every few months, different forms of cardio start trending in the fitness world. Rucking, walking on an inclined treadmill, changing tempo while jogging, etc. While the best form of aerobic exercise is always an activity that you enjoy and do consistently, stair climber workouts are gaining traction first on social … Read more
Open this photo in gallery: François Legault will be remembered for the rhetorical landscape he left behind, rather than for concrete achievements such as infrastructure or government programs.Jacques Boissino/The Canadian Press François Legault had the opportunity to travel the world as Premier of Quebec. His state is home to dozens of international missions and trade … Read more
Unions have privately raised concerns about future doctors’ strikes and expressed dissatisfaction with the implementation of consultations and the British Medical Association’s demands. The BMA is demanding a higher pay rise than the 3.5% the government has offered doctors, and a strike is planned for next week. But more than one million NHS staff who … Read more
4 minute read As you get older, you may experience more bothersome pain in your joints, feel less mobile, or feel as strong as you used to, which is normal. But that doesn’t mean you have That’s how I feel. Consistent strength training will help you move pain-free and stay strong for a lifetime. It’s … Read more
The development of major new oil fields in the North Sea will do little to change Britain’s dependence on gas imports, research has shown. The Jacques Dawes field, one of the North Sea’s largest undeveloped gas fields, will replace just 2% of the UK’s current gas imports, leaving the UK almost entirely reliant on supplies … Read more
The reformer Pilates boom has created a “wild west” of studios, leading to a lack of regulation leading to more inexperienced teachers and more injuries, a professional standards body has warned. Pilates is not formally or legally regulated, and as Pilates grows in popularity, industry experts say, reformer-based cramming classes taught by instructors with limited … Read more
I’ve been practicing Pilates for a while now, and even after years of CrossFit and yoga, I’m still amazed at how much my core strength and stability have improved. Personally, I feel that Pilates has helped me transform my core from the inside out, improving my posture and overall quality of movement. With that in … Read more
For the average man, there is a kind of blind faith in going to the gym. After all, we all exercise regularly for the same reasons. Sure, some of us want to lose a few, and some of us may just want to get a hench. But we share a common goal: progress. We’re not … Read more
Last updated:April 4, 2026, 12:47 IST Once an avid marathon runner and avid mountaineer, she faced serious health problems, knee pain that required multiple surgeries, and was later diagnosed with osteoporosis. At 70 years old, she consistently trains compound lifts like squats, deadlifts, and bench presses with proper form and guidance. (Image: Canva, representative) At … Read more