DESPITE THE OBVIOUS differences between the sports, it’s difficult not to view efoiling as surfing’s pickleball. Both borrow aspects of an existing sport (racquets and balls for pickleball, surfboard-like boards for efoiling), both have only come to mainstream...
WHEN HE WAS 22, David Mzee was living a remarkably active life. “My life was all about sports,” he tells Men’s Health. “I'd been studying human movement sciences and I did every sport that I could get my hands on.” Sport was everything to Mzee. He studied it during...
GRAB YOUR REMOTE and settle in on the couch. Watching sport, often derided as a practice that produces non-responsive couch potatoes, may actually benefit your health and wellbeing and could lead to positive changes in your brain. With footy season in full swing, the...
WHETHER IT'S THE fluidity of the swing, the satisfying thud of the club connecting with the ball just right, or the rarity of hitting a golf ball flush, golf has the power to bring people together, sometimes in amazement, often in frustration. This weekend, the...
THERE WERE TIMES during the opening match of the 2024 AFL Gather Round between the hometown Adelaide Crows and visiting Melbourne Demons that the proceedings threatened to turn ugly. The Crows stuck with the Demons during the opening passage of play and even lead for...
When Matthew McVeigh first got into efoiling, he had never even surfed. A few short years later, he’s transformed his physical and mental health, is a member of Flite’s elite performance team, and says the sport is only just getting started
At 22 years of age, David Mzee became a quadriplegic after suffering a severe spinal cord injury. 14 years later, he’s represented his nation in wheelchair rugby, is pioneering adaptive sports equipment, and through a life-changing medical breakthrough, is able to walk again. But perhaps most importantly, he never gave up
Pull on your jersey and grab your remote, studies show catching a game can lead to positive brain changes. Score!
From Adam Scott to Jasper Stubbs, meet the Aussies taking on The Masters at Augusta and get the complete guide to the best weekend in golf
If there’s one thing Adelaide is known for, it’s turning it on when major events and festivals come to town. During the 2024 edition of the AFL’s Gather Round – otherwise known as the festival of footy – the city didn’t disappoint. Men’s Health was on the ground to soak it all up, exploring the city in select Toyota vehicles. Similar to the round itself, the cars from the AFL’s premier partner live up to the hype.
Current world no. 13 and top-ranked American tennis star Taylor Fritz is one of the most talented and energetic players on the planet. His key to continually thriving on the court? Getting plenty of quality sleep off it.
The Western Bulldogs superstar is working diligently on his rehab as he prepares his body for a return to the field sooner rather than later. As Smith told MH at the Australian F1 Grand Prix last weekend, being away from footy has only deepened his love of the game
Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz was a popular Australian Grand Prix winner on Sunday in front of a record crowd. Stewart Bell was there to witness it
Will Red Bull continue their dominance or will an underdog surprise us all? Everything you need to know about the Australian Grand Prix.
The British F1 ace sat down with Men’s Health to chat about his love of Aussie crowds and why his vision for success is as clear as ever.
As one of the most experienced drivers on the grid, Haas veteran and Heinemann partner Nico Hülkenberg has seen Formula 1 rise to the top of international sports. He tells Men’s Health why F1 has never been more entertaining, what makes Aussie fans some of the world’s best, and why, after a golden career, he has no intention of slowing down any time soon
Due to the highly competitive nature of Formula 1, the driver roster is constantly in flux. Thankfully, the future of the grid is in good hands. These are the names you’ll see in pole position for years to come.
