Latest Get Active Tips
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Zone 2 Cardio: The ‘Easy’ Workout That Can Transform Your Health
Get fitter without burning out. Zone 2 cardio boosts energy, heart health, and fat-burning. The best kind of exercise is the one you keep doing.
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Progressive Overload for Beginners: The Proven Way to Get Stronger
Learn what progressive overload is, why it builds strength, and how to use it in your workouts. Simple tips and no gym bro jargon.
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How To Build Muscle Without Steroids: Look Fit Without the Risks
Achieving a fit physique doesn’t require steroids. Discover safer, sustainable methods for building muscle while maintaining your physical and mental well-being for the long term.
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7 Low-Intensity Workouts That Get Results
Do intense workouts leave you feeling burnt out? Low-intensity exercise is gentle on your joints, good for your heart, and easier to stick with long-term.
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Fitness Trackers: The Ultimate Health Sidekick
Discover how smartwatches and fitness trackers can help you stay active, reduce stress, improve sleep, and achieve your health goals.
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Fitness Tips for Men in Their 20s, 30s, 40s…and Beyond!
Learn the most effective workout for your age, from your 20s to your 50s. Includes a recommended workout plan for men 40+.
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Mental Health & Wellness for Men
Get the right tool for the job. Free mental health resources for men to manage stress, anxiety, and depression.
Get Active Health Stories
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From cookies to running, moderation works wonders for this B.C. dad
How a Punjabi dad from Langley, B.C., is making healthy changes to his daily routine. Watch Sukh’s Story.
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Jeff’s Journey
After struggling with his own waistline for years, Jeff Nesbitt achieved his wellness goals by embracing change. In this six-part series, Jeff shares the highs and lows of his journey, as well as advice and insights he gained along the way, in hopes of inspiring other men to do the same.
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Making Small Changes: Alan Scholes, a dad on the go!
Of all the success stories surrounding Canadian Men’s Health Week, the transformation of Alan Scholes may best highlight what the fifth-annual event is all about.
