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Is your sperm selfish? We asked experts what this means and how it might be impacting your future offspring

Ever heard of selfish sperm? Well – it’s a real thing – and despite how it sounds, it’s not a dis to your downstairs; it actually relates to the genetic behaviour of sperm in older men.

“Many men are not always awa...


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Most people I know have a piece of gear or a fitness hack that has transformed their workouts. Something which, now they’ve discovered it, they swear they’ll never relinquish. It may sound a little weird, but for me that was discovering


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Unpopular opinion – I don’t like the gym. I’ve tried to get into it over the years, but I always end up throwing away money on a gym membership that just doesn’t get used. Either work gets in the way, or family, or time constraints, cost, you name it. Sound familiar?

Since lockdown forced us to get more comfortable with working out at home, home gy...


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Starting a new fitness regime or developing an existing one? Work every muscle from the waist up with this 30-minute upper-body workout.

While complex training plans and plateau-busting protocols have their place in any man’s lifting programme, there’s also a lot to be said for keeping things simple. This 30-minute upper-body workout incorporates standard ...


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Your body was designed to move – so why do we sit for so long? Follow these lifestyle tips to a more active day

Research suggests that sitting for long periods of time may not be good for your health, even if you try to balance this out by hitting the NHS target of 75mins of vigorous exercise per week, or 150mis at a moderate intensity. So, why is this?

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