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Yes, it’s okay to have ambitious resolutions, but what matters as well are the simple choices you make every day that affect your lifestyle. The simple choices you make in your routine or on a daily basis are actually the ones that will benefit you most in the long run.

Scientifically, each and every kind of tea actually has a unique characteristic that you can use to your advantage. Some teas are good for digestion, some act like a menthol that soothes colds, and some even help you lose weight faster! Knowing their benefits can allow you to unlock their power by being aware of which tea to take depending on your needs.

We get it, not everyone is a fan of waking up extra early in the morning, more so of the idea of actually putting on a pair of rubbing shoes and going out for a run before sunrise. But here's the thing: you don’t have to become a morning person to be a runner. You can always run at night! In fact, running in the evening has its benefits too and we listed some in this article.

As a new year begins, most people aim to change their ways in hopes of starting the year right and having a better one in general. That is why New Year Resolutions are made: to keep a promise to one’s self to improve in comparison to however we ended the previous year.

We remember all the good things that have happened to us and give thanks to the people that made this year memorable; which is why this season is the season of giving.... in a literal sense! Aside from the heartfelt messages, there is no better way of you expressing your appreciation than through gifts.

A pair of good running shoes is the most important investment for every runner. Your chosen pair will be the primary protection of your feet, knees, ankles, and joints as you run kilometer after kilometer. But a good pair of running shoes doesn’t come cheap.

Running is one of the most practical ways to be healthy and fit. You only need your running shoes and clothes, and you’re ready to go. But despite the minimal requirements that running has, most people still struggle with the dilemma of finding time in their busy schedules to squeeze in a run.

In just a few days from now, a small group of bloggers and media practitioners will fly to Cambodia to experience the local culture and participate in the upcoming Angkor Wat Half-Marathon together with the Manulife Team.

Being stuck in a rut or a running setback is a normal phase for runners. Whether it’s because of boredom, an injury, or letting laziness take over, it could be challenging to get out of it. While this may be common, here are five suggestions on how you can get out or bounce back from a running setback when you experience such.

Long Runs can be boring, especially when you're doing it alone. But to safely run a marathon one is required to do Long Slow Distance "LSD" runs to help prepare the body to endure the stress of the upcoming race.

Dead hours are times when most people are asleep and there are little to no people on the street. It can range from 11PM to 4AM.

Running is not all about the technicalities and medals. The most compelling reason that we get along with our fellow runners is the struggles we share during training, and of course all the feelings and emotions that we experience while training, racing, and recovering.

Halloween is just around the corner, but it's not entirely about trick-or-treating or partying at clubs. For runners, there are also Halloween-themed runs to participate in this occasion. It'll be fun, it'll be spooky, and it'll be—whether people admit it or not—a showoff on whose costume is the best.

Menstrual cramps, muscle and joint aches, and Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) are some of the few bothersome effects that hinder us, women, to workout or to move in general. However, little do we know that all these unavoidable situations can actually be avoided or better yet overcome when you actively run and live a more active lifestyle.