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A Royal Airforce helicopter: SA 300 Puma

Former military pilot leads Olympic Oval at University of Calgary

Reimer-De Bruyn, PhD, a UCalgary nutrition researcher and registered dietician

COVID-19 diet: UCalgary nutrition expert offers tips on eating well

Exercise prescription

I heart exercise for Valentine’s Day

Koichiro Oka, Javad Koohsari and Gavin McCormack

Why healthy communities may equal a healthy heart

Paul Chiddle descending with two clients from the summit of Mt Logan, the highest peak in Canada.

Say goodbye to your fitness comfort zone and hello to something new

skiing

Worldwide adventurer and stunt double leads University of Calgary Outdoor Centre

Faculty of Kinesiology researchers Lauren Benson and Robyn Madden have found that caffeine may be beneficial in increasing physical contact or high-intensity skating in male collegiate ice hockey players, without causing any detriment in performance. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Kinesiology study finds caffeine boosts hockey players' physicality

Joyce Nishi celebrates a milestone in her cancer journey. With her are colleagues and oncology pharmacists from the Margery E. Yuill Cancer Centre in Medicine Hat. From left: Joyce Nishi, Carmen Olson, Terrie Chapdelaine and Chandel Lovig. Photo courtesy Joyce Nishi

Medicine Hat cancer survivor can't say enough about community-based exercise program

Excess weight expected to become 2nd leading preventable cause of cancer, after tobacco

Excess weight expected to become 2nd leading preventable cause of cancer, after tobacco

Kinesiology student Janna Newton measures oxygen uptake and carbon dioxide elimination in study participant Sasa Cigoja. Photo by Stephanie Vahaaho, University of Calgary

Markin undergrad looks at link between exercise intensity and prevention of cardiovascular disease