Overweight women are more likely to miscarry healthy foetuses
Being overweight or obese increases a pregnant woman's chances of losing a baby that has no chromosomal abnormalities
Government unveils details of £275m anti-obesity push
The government's campaign to tackle obesity will see Tesco and Asda cut prices on healthy food, ITV launch a national health push and Pepsi use its stars in fitness ads. By Mark Sweney
30,000 sent to slimming clubs by NHS
GPs open new front in obesity battle by referring their overweight patients to private clubs
This sporting strife
Sholto Byrnes: The Olympic target to get Britons active has been missed. I blame Nick Hornby
Pilates fanatics divided as founders square up in clash of the toned titans
He says he should be allowed to set up on his own. The Queen of Pilates says no
How to make walking work for you
Joanna Hall, the creator of a six-week fitness programme for families and their dogs, gives some advice on technique and an overview of the training plan
A step in the right direction
In an attempt to get families active, walking expert Joanna Hall equipped them with dogs, pedometers and a six-week plan
Two wheels
No matter how hard I try, my journey time never seems to get any less
Looking your best in the bike lane: how to ride with style
Models show the way it could be at show dedicated to the power of pedalling
‘Sit-up. Scream. Rest.’ Self-confessed exercise phobic Tanya Gold puts her fitness to the test
Self-confessed exercise phobic Tanya Gold puts her fitness to the test
Give it a twirl
The retro art of hula hooping is making a comeback. And no wonder, says Lucy Atkins: as well as being a lot of fun, it will tone your body in all the right places
Be the best at … walking
The perfect walking position is leaning slightly forward says Lisa Buckingham
Two wheels
Claire Armitstead: The Bicycle film festival freewheels into London for the fourth time
Puffing their way to glory
Is it possible, asks Peta Bee, that being super-fit lessens the risks of smoking?
No more false starts
Our pools, gyms and even velodromes are full of new recruits since the Olympics. But, asks Sam Murphy, how can we make this enthusiasm last beyond Christmas?