Harry Bullmore is a fitness writer at The Independent. He covers a wide range of topics related to health and wellness, including fitness news, reviews, and features, while exploring various training styles and techniques. Harry's work has been featured in notable publications such as Cosmopolitan, Live Science, and Men's Health magazine UK.
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Harry Bullmore's articles predominantly focus on health and wellness, particularly fitness-related topics. He often features expert commentary and how-to guides related to fitness, as well as reviews of fitness products. If you have expertise in areas such as exercise techniques, workout gear, or nutritional advice, tailored pitches providing actionable insights or product recommendations could be well-received.
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Your friend is training for a half-marathon. Such is the current running boom that, for a significant portion of readers, that statement will be true.
By: Harry Bullmore
‘I like to read about things, I like to try out things for my life and also for my career,’ says Manchester City and Norway striker Erling Haaland. ‘Why not try to optimise some easy, small things as much as I can?’
Whenever Erling Haaland picks up the ball, he looks like a video game character loaded up with cheat codes, and his ability cannot be put down to strong Nordic genetics alone.
By: Harry Bullmore
In this week’s Well Enough newsletter, Harry Bullmore explains why the most effective workout is often the one that's easiest to stick to, and how resistance bands can help you build strength almost anywhere
By: Harry Bullmore
Picture the scene. It's Wednesday evening. You're working late. A slew of curveballs from colleagues has left you mentally drained.
By: Harry Bullmore
No one exercise is a fix-all. But if several studies show a small part of your calf can boost blood flow, metabolism and digestion, it’s best to take notice – and the best thing is you can strengthen your soleus muscle while sitting at work
By: Harry Bullmore
Do the hard work: the soleus muscle in the calf is small, but it offers impressive health benefits when activated – and you can strengthen it while sitting down gpointstudio - stock.adobe.com
By: Harry Bullmore
On doesn't do sales. But you can pick up some of last season's favourites, including the excellent cloudmonster 2's, for less with this limited-time deal
By: Harry Bullmore
As an expert in sports nutrition and part of the team behind the 2008 studies that led to hydration breaks at this year's World Cup , Professor Ron Maughan is something of an authority on the topic of dehydration
By: Harry Bullmore
Heading to the pub to watch England for the hottest June day on record? A professor tells Harry Bullmore what to order at the bar to avoid dehydration while still enjoying yourself, and what to know about the ‘eight glasses’ of water a day myth
