Singapore's No.1 Men's Magazine, Men’s Health Singapore is the magazine of choice for the sophisticated and active man. It's the authority on men’s fitness, health, sex, travel, fashion, grooming and lifestyle.
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- Men's Health Urbanathlon
Marina Promenade
31 January at 07:00
Men's Health Singapore You can develop a timetable to burn fat the entire day. You don't even need to hit the gym.
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With the right planning, you can time your body to rev metabolism, burn calories and torch fat the entire day.
Men's Health Singapore MH Daily: Want to appear more trustworthy or dependable? Go with a blue shirt or a blue tie then.
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Blue is the colour most associated with trust and dependability, according to several workplace studies.
Men's Health Singapore When was the last time you had celery? It's actually good for your blood pressure! This and 4 other under-hyped health foods you should be eating.
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Men's Health Singapore Tired of looking plain all the time? How do you pull off patterns in your wardrobe?
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It's not as complicated as it looks. All you have to do is add a simple design element and you'll have an outfit that will grab attention.
Men's Health Singapore Poll: Is golf a good way to keep fit or is it too slack to be considered a sport? Have your say!
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Do you think golf is a good sport to keep fit with?
Men's Health Singapore MH Daily: The great outdoors will do wonders for your immunity - no wonder they say talking a walk outside is good for you.
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Learn hands-on how to incorporate interval training into your workouts to boost your fitness and increase your running speed.
Men's Health Singapore You're being judged as soon as you step in the interviewer's door. How do you ace that job interview in 25 minutes?
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You're being judged as soon as you step in the interviewer's room. Here's how you won't waste time in impressing your potential employer.
Men's Health Singapore Thinking of a colour for your home office? Go with orange - it'll boost your energy levels thanks to the mix of energising red and creative yellow.
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Adding a splash of colour to your life can make you more productive, more assertive and even more relaxed. Here's how to match the right colour to your needs.
Men's Health Singapore Which will be your downfall? The 1.8m wall or the monkey swing? We've seen how people failed this during SOC. Perhaps it's time for revenge.
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Men's Health Singapore MH Daily: Swop half your rice for more vege and you'll still feel just as full after your meal. Plus, less calories too.
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Learn hands-on how to incorporate interval training into your workouts to boost your fitness and increase your running speed.
Men's Health Singapore
Squeezing in a fast workout usually means little or no time for your core. But with this challenging regimen, youll train your torso with every exercise, for a stronger six-pack and a sturdier spine. More about this workout at http://www.menshealth.com.sg/fitness/15-
Men's Health Singapore Support the Singapore Tug of War team tomorrow! Event starts 8am I think. At Lian Hua Primary School
Location:Lian Hua Primary School @ Singapore
Time:Saturday, 07 November 2009 08:00
Men's Health Singapore MH Blogs: In this age of MP3s and digital downloads, our writer, Khazmin, confesses that he still prefers holding a physical music CD in his hands.
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Unwrapping a brand new music CD still gives me more pleasure than clicking on an MP3 file. That's why I still visit music stores.
Men's Health Singapore Tug of War isn't just about strong arms - you'll need explosive lower body strength and a strong core too. Find out how the Singapore Tug of War team trains for their ASEAN Tug of War Championship starting tomorrow (Nov 7)!
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Tug of War is not just about brute strength; the sport is a full body workout that requires explosive lower body strength, a solid core and a powerful grip. Here are some pointers from the Singapore team.
