Q. One of my goals for 2012 is to get my Olympic-tri 10K run time under 40 minutes. What should I be doing over the winter?A. A strong run can make a huge difference to your race and the off-season is a great time to work on your skills and strength

Bung any Boxing Day leftovers into this frittata for a super speedy meal. It's probably the easiest way to use up all your festive vegetables (even the sprouts!) and the eggs are rich in iron and muscle-building protein. After tucking into this meal

The staple meat of Christmas, turkey is low in fat and high in muscle-building protein. Cook just the breast meat for the healthiest option - it contains just 155 calories per 100g. However, we know what matters most is having the tastiest turkey

't fidget!Savasana: The BenefitsNumerous, according to Olga Allon, Director of Hot Bikram Yoga in London. "Taking the time to completely relax every single part of you – all your facial muscles, your body, your mind, your consciousness – is extremely

of strokes taken, for example 320 strokes for 400 metres in seven and a half minutes. From this point on, try to reduce the strokes used to cover the distance and note the effect it has on time, on different muscles, time to recover and how you feel