Race Guides

Choosing the right kind of food is extremely important for your physical as well as mental health. Like other organs of the human body, the brain too requires every nutrient. The food choices you make determine the health, vivacity and functionality of your brain. Always remember, choosing the right food choices can really pay off. … Read more

In today’s world, our sedentary lifestyle is one of the major factors impacting our health. Every second person is seen dealing with either immune, metabolic or mental health issues. Instead of choosing a healthy meal and opting for exercises, people generally tend to resort to medicines for a quick fix and to guard themselves against … Read more

No matter how busy you are, maintaining a healthy lifestyle should be one of the top priorities of one’s life. Whether you are a stay-at-home person or a professional, exercising should be a part of your routine. Having said that, how many of us actually take out the time to keep our body fit? If … Read more

Guest Post by Rachit Shah If you had told me a couple of years back, I would not be writing this note instead planning into the future. A part of me is surprised, as was all healthy & hearty, not on any peculiar medication & no known allergies except periodic diarrhea since a couple of months. … Read more

Winter and the rise in air pollution this time of the year forces many people to switch to indoor training in order to keep up with their fitness goal.  While some people prefer to work-out from a gym, the others look for alternatives to replaces their outdoor runs at home. As beautiful as it is … Read more

Hydration for Runners: Why Hydration is much more than just sipping water! To register a new PR in your next marathon, the finish or the last phase of your run is as important as making a good start in the beginning. While making a good start is rather easy, given the preparation you have had, … Read more

The air pollution has been very bad most winters in the past few years but now it has almost become epidemic. If we wait for the agencies, Govt. bodies, industries and other relevant authorities to do something about it, then it might be too late for this generation to even breathe. The air quality index … Read more

Once a Commando, Always a Commando. This was proved by the grit and dedication of an Ex-Indian Navy Commando, Praveen Teotia, who was left disabled after taking 4 bullets (one near the ear and one in the lung) during 26/11 terrorist combing operation in Mumbai. When declared unfit for further duties, Praveen was given non-active … Read more

While the direct and indirect benefits of running are innumerable, another study indicates that people who run in groups are likely to quit smoking easily. According to the study by UCB, over 178 smokers had registered to run in in the ‘Run to Quit 2016’ program and around 72 of them stuck to ‘No-Smoking’ until … Read more

Technology is affecting our health in positive and negative ways. The Seattle Times wrote an article on how smartphones are affecting physical health as “every hour spent on a device is likely to be an indoor, sedentary one.” Yet a recent push towards virtual reality (VR) fitness technology could be the start of a new health … Read more