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Currently Junior Fitness Editor at Men's Health.
Previously Associate Online Editor at Impact and Intern at Trail Running.
Also available for freelance writing.
Iceland has everything you need to become a stronger, healthier and, yes, bigger man
With #LeanIn15 recipes now an established phenomenon and his cook book flying off the shelves, Wicks has clearly been getting something right
By Men's Health Brexit is the word on everyone's lips right now. The Tories are splitting at the seams of their waistcoats and Labour can't seem to decide whether to exploit that or update Corbyn's wardrobe (he might like our tips for well-groomed guys) , such is the political turmoil.
Tyson Fury claimed he's the best fighter across any discipline. MH isn't so sure
The rugby legend talks to MH about World Cup preparation, from a winning perspective
Breakfast, as you may have heard, is the most important meal of the day. Here's how to make sure you're getting the most from it
A breath of fresh air in the wild is easier - and closer - than you think. MH spoke to a panel of outdoors experts to find out how you can escape oppressive urban living
Steffon Armitage remains England Rugby's outcast hero, marginalised by the RFU's stubborn selection policy. Impact investigates why
Does the gulf between salary caps in England and France render European rugby pointless?
SU election campaigns are a familiar sight to anyone who has ventured onto campus in recent weeks. With the new SU team having just been picked it seems a prudent time to reflect on these campaigns and pick out a few ways in which they have been one familiar sight too many: a guideline for next year's hopefuls.
England have had a mixed start to their Six Nations campaign, comprehensively beating the Welsh on their own turf before almost letting the cat out of the bag against Italy. Stuart Lancaster and his fellow coaches need to tighten up their team's performance, but the fans aren't the only people wondering what will happen on match day.
Given students already pay extortionate fees for freezing cold accommodation, why then remove those walls and sleep in the wild? Well, here's why
England's defeat of Australia on Saturday brought to a close this year's autumn internationals test series; it was the last opportunity for northern hemisphere teams to test themselves against a host of southern hemisphere countries before the World Cup in England next year.