IT’S NOT HARD to pick out Tyson Pedro at Ethos Fitness in Sydney’s Silverwater. Inside the simple glass box of a gym tucked away on the ground floor of a nondescript office building on an industrial street, I find him midway through a series of barbell hip-thrusters....
The start of the new year is the perfect time to set goals to achieve a better and healthier you in 2024. Following the overindulgence of the holiday season, goals to improve health and fitness are extremely common but not all of them will be achieved. If you find...
YOU WOULDN’T KNOW it to look at him today but there was a time when Lachlan Rowston’s body was a source of shame. He didn’t like to take off his shirt and when he did he was taunted by his mates. For an insecure 16-year-old, a rake-thin physique presented a problem...
IT'S JULY OF 2023 and we’re approaching the conclusion of the men’s 4x100 metre freestyle final at the 2023 FINA World Championships in Fukuoka. Australia is in third place with one leg to go. They’re in position to challenge for medals, but a shot at a gold medal...
Eating was always a big feature of James Webb’s household growing up. More than mere sustenance, food was a love language, with each meal an event. And it wasn’t your typical Aussie fare, either. “I was that ethnic kid in school who always had a gourmet lunch,” he...
The UFC light heavyweight grew up fighting and has continued to battle the odds in a career that hasn't always gone to plan. But as he explains to Men's Health, adversity has only sharpened his focus, stoked his ambition and steeled his determination. He wouldn’t be here without it.
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Lachlan Rowston is the owner and founder of Sydney’s Lockeroom gym, an upscale, high-tech fitness space designed to whip corporate high-flyers into shape. Discover what drives one of the sharpest minds in the fitness industry.
With his world championship victory earlier this year, Kyle Chalmers, ambassador for Wahl Australia, finally accomplished swimming’s coveted triple crown. That is, winning a gold medal at the Olympics, Commonwealth Games, and world championships, all in individual events. Chalmers’ journey to this point has been taxing to say the least, but he’ll be damned if he finishes it without another push.
Yes, it’s a thing. And it’s not as easy as it sounds.
South Korea’s capital is one of the fastest-changing, most dynamic cities in the world. Editor-in-Chief Ben Jhoty, who lived there 20 years ago, revisited the city to find a vibrant, chaotic and exciting metropolis that exerts a pull that’s tough to resist.
New research shows it couldn't be simpler.
You can make an excellent living on the ATP tour by maintaining a ranking in the top 30 or so. But that kind of thinking simply doesn’t compute for the indefatigable Alex De Minaur, who will shrug off brutal losses and do whatever it takes to fulfil his potential.
With two world championship titles and an Olympic medal under his belt, Fred Kerley still isn’t satisfied. After tearing up the track down under, Kerley is confident he can dominate this year’s world championships and next years Olympics, he tells Men’s Health.
He crafted the ideal '70s body, learned about addiction, and crossed paths with music stars.
If you're not into the earnest vibe, this might give you some peace.
Sydney Kings superstar and NBL MVP Xavier Cooks has become the latest Aussie to make it to the NBA. Cooks’ road to the world’s best basketball league has been full of ups and downs and has taken him around the world. This is how Cooks’ perseverance has taken him to the top.
