Introducing the new gel-nimbus 22
Looking for something healthy for that sweet tooth? This vanilla, coconut and honey protein balls will be right up your alley.
Run/Walk For Life News
FitSlim 2019 winners: Gauteng provincial winner, Suretha Snyman
What makes Run/Walk For Life and eatForLife’s annual FitSlim Challenge different from the many similar weight-loss initiatives that are being…
FitSlim 2019 winners: Free State and Northern Cape provincial winner, Aletta Kriel
What makes Run/Walk For Life and eatForLife’s annual FitSlim Challenge different from the many similar weight-loss initiatives that are being…
FitSlim 2019 winners: North West provincial winner, Susan van Dyk
What makes Run/Walk For Life and eatForLife’s annual FitSlim Challenge different from the many similar weight-loss initiatives that are being…
Improve your upper body form and run more efficiently
While your legs power you forward and handle the ground impact, it’s important to remember your upper body.
How to start running: a guide for people who never have
Perhaps, for your entire life, you’ve been the person who often exclaims that you HATE running.
5 bad running habits you should fix today
Humans are creatures of habit, and not all habits are good ones. If you’re a runner and you feel like you’ve been hitting a wall in terms of training and performance,
Tips for beginner power walkers
The saying goes that one needs to walk before you can run, but some avid walkers might disagree.
Common running/walking injuries to look out for
Everybody despises injuries. These little devils have a way of creeping up on us at the most inopportune time, but are often a long time in the making.
Welcome back, Debbie!
Eventually, at 55, overweight and unfit with aches and pains, I thought it best to start some form of exercise, and so, with much trepidation and insecurity and lots of convincing from Carrie Marshall that I CAN do it, I joined RWFL Fourways.
She believed she could, so she did
In July 2018, Annie-Marie Simpson joined Run/Walk for Life to fight a potentially disabling disease, which she has battled with for 26 years.