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O C & D R O F W A R C 0 N: MUSCLE HEALTH WEIGHT LOSS TIO 7 UC D O / R P 2 S. P21 FLEX EDUCATION P42 DRESSING SMART P41 WHAT THE GUAC? GA 2 AR How you limber up can affect your Could tracker-laced clothing help Swerve the shop-bought tubs and O V C T performance, so which is better to you keep on top of your health? make your own for a superior, tastier dip CIS N H deploy – dynamic or static stretches? RA F E P128 SLEEP EASY P114 SET UP TO LOSE G: N P25 SEEDS OF CHANGE Let’s face it, you’re probably not catching Meet the PT who gained 4st, just to see YLI O ST Could a commonplace fruit help you enough zeds. These 14 field-tested if he could lose it all again in a few months OP U R P build muscles carved in ’granate? tricks will help you up your quota P. T U P153 FOOD FOR THOUGHT RO S G P155 GROW AND SHOW P162 BACK ISSUES Lose weight, not your mind, LL I WA D Enjoy a gratifying pump with our Straight-up tips to help you with this brain-fuelling plan E H T E fast four-move, low-kit workout keep your spine more in line R/ E G RA I B S ET G D S RI B U G: N E OMI O R G P. U O R G L L A W E H T S/ A R LTI A S P E NI N A G: N LI Y T S A. T O R SI Y G MIND NUTRITION FITNESS EG P Y B H LT A E H P17 CHANGING YOUR MIND P14 SPREAD YOUR WINGS P12 GROW WITH THE FLOW S N’ What actually happens in the brain Prep some finger-lickin’ chicken For a serious core assault, try the half- ME R when you take SSRI antidepressants? to put the bargain bucket to shame kneeling kettlebell snatch to windmill FO LY E V SI P38 WORK/LIFE REBALANCED P92 THE FLAME GAME P22 MARTIAL LAWS U L C X Slash the time you’re chained to your Barbecue season is upon us. Here are UFC champion Israel Adesanya reveals E D E desk while ramping up your productivity six recipes that transcend your usual how he gets fighting fit, and how you H P A charred sausage and burger offerings can build a body worthy of the Octagon GR O T P58 FROM CLUB TO CLINIC O H P Could ketamine (yes, the party drug) P142 LAMB OF GOD P37 SHORT AND SWEET T T A R hold the key to better outcomes for Now, not spring, is the prime time to No time for a big gym sesh? Maintain P S depression sufferers? get your fix. Try this protein feast your gains in a matter of seconds HRI C 4 MEN’S HEALTH IN THIS ISSUE RECLAIM YOUR SUMMER TODAY COVER CREDITS PHOTOGRAPHY PEGGY SIROTA ON THE COVER P46 THE PEOPLE’S CHRIS Hollywood A-lister Chris Pratt reflects on the end of an era P64 STATE OF THE NATION Alastair Campbell and Rory Stewart on how politics harms wellbeing P82 DARING ESCAPES The 24 best adventures the world has to offer P100 REBUILDING BRIDGES Film icon Jeff Bridges on battling cancer and Covid P120 MENTAL FITNESS Your training plan for emotional intelligence P146 FINISHING TOUCHES Has tops-off season come around too fast? Here’s your last-minute tone -up The Second Coming Returning to the dating game p108 THE EXPERT PANEL EDITOR IN CHIEF TOBY WISEMAN HEARST SOLUTIONS CREATIVE DIRECTOR MEET SIX OF OUR SUMMER ISSUE’S LEADING MINDS DECLAN FAHY CHHEIAEDF O CFO PMAMRETRNCEIRASLH OIFPFSI CMEARR JKA MNCEC WAOFLFFESROTNY EXECUTIVE EDITOR, PRINT HEAD OF CLIENTS OLLIE LLOYD HEAD OF DIGITAL SALES RYAN BUCKLEY DAVID MORTON HEAD OF FASHION, BEAUTY & LUXURY SENIOR EDITOR SARAH TSIRKAS CLIENT DIRECTOR, HEALTH & WELLNESS SCARLETT WRENCH NATASHA BAILEY EXECUTIVE EDITOR, DIGITAL CLIENT DIRECTOR, BEAUTY LEE BAILEY ROBERT HICKS CLIENT DIRECTOR, FASHION (MAT COVER) CHRIS HEALY DEPUTY DIGITAL EDITOR HEAD OF ENTERTAINMENT & TECHNOLOGY ED COOPER KELLY WARNELL HEAD OF FOOD & DRINK TIM ROSENBERG FITNESS EDITOR HEAD OF TRAVEL DENISE DEGROOT ANDREW TRACEY WATCHES AND JEWELLERY MANAGER OLIVIA HORROCKS-BURNS DIGITAL FEATURES EDITOR HEAD OF CLASSIFIED AND INDEPENDENTS DANIEL DAVIES LEE RIMMER DIRECTOR OF COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION WILL VILLE ISRAEL ADESANYA SEAN CONWAY NAIMISH BAXI ART DIRECTOR BRANDED CONTENT LEAD JAMIE CARSON WILL JACK ART DIRECTOR, BRANDED CONTENT UFC FIGHTER ADVENTURER PHYSIATRIST MAIREAD GLEESON ART EDITORS MEDIA PLANNING MANAGER BETH RONAN The style-bending mixed New to wild camping? A specialist in sports NATHALIE BATES (MAT LEAVE) ADVERTISING ENQUIRIES: HEARST.CO.UK/ martial artist hones his The author, athlete and medicine and spine BRANDS/MENS-HEALTH REBECCA BRIDLE belt-winning body using record holder shares his care, Dr Baxi reveals the JADE COOPER-COLLINS CONSUMER SALES AND MARKETING some unconventional ultimate expedition kit habits he employs to PETRA MANLEY-LEACH (MAT COVER) CHIEF CONSUMER REVENUE OFFICER REID HOLLAND methods. Steal his list in our guide to the swerve laptop posture JESSICA WEBB CIRCULATION & SUBSCRIPTIONS DIRECTOR DESIGNERS JAMES HILL secrets. p22 great outdoors. p74 and backache. p162 DIGITAL MARKETING & CRM DIRECTOR SOPHIE BROWN SEEMA KUMARI FLORENCE OGRAM HEAD OF SUBSCRIPTIONS, MARKETING & CIRCULATION JUSTINE BOUCHER PHOTOGRAPHIC DIRECTORS COMMUNICATIONS RACHAEL CLARK HEAD OF PR & COMMUNICATIONS BEN BOLTON PR & COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER, HEALTH EMILY MURPHY & WELLNESS CALUM FORBES PICTURE EDITORS SHOWS AND EVENTS SARAH ANDERSON HEAD OF EVENTS, OPS & DELIVERY SHANA LYNCH MADOLYN GROVE PICTURE RESEARCHER EVENTS PARTNERSHIP DIRECTOR MICHELLE PAGLIARULO SALLY PRICE EVENTS PARTNERSHIP MANAGER ALICE MATTHEWS EVENTS PARTNERSHIP MANAGER GROUP CHIEF SUB/PRODUCTION EDITOR CONNIE FFITCH VICTORIA RUDLAND EVENT ENQUIRIES: 07749 387715 MICHAEL GERVAIS CHRIS BENNETT MICAH YONGO DEPUTY CHIEF SUB EDITORS MH LAB PSYCHOLOGIST RUNNING COACH PRODUCTIVITY PRO MATT BLACKWELL GROUP TESTING MANAGER, HEALTH & FITNESS YANAR ALKAYAT Dr Gervais advises clients Nike Running’s global Always at your desk JAMES BROWN TESTER, HEALTH & FITNESS SUB EDITORS JODIE MORRISH such as Olympians and head coach is known but struggling to focus? RHIANNON JENKINS Fortune 100 CEOs on for his upbeat attitude Novelist turned ‘deep HEARST MAGAZINES UK KIRTEY VERMA INTERIM CEO, HEARST UK | PRESIDENT, achieving their full and gentle motivation. work’ tutor Yongo offers HEARST EUROPE SIMON HORNE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS SOPHIE WILKINSON potential. And he can do Adopt his fitness his tips for getting more CHIEF INTERNATIONAL BRAND OFFICER EDITORIAL BUSINESS DIRECTOR CONNIE the same for you. p120 philosophy today. p55 done with less fuss. p38 MATT HAYES OSBORNE CHIEF PEOPLE OFFICER SURINDER SIMMONS GROUP BRAND DIRECTOR BUSINESS STRATEGY DIRECTOR ROMAIN METRAS STEVEN MILES FINANCE DIRECTOR JULIEN LITZELMANN EDITORIAL BUSINESS MANAGER STACEY TOMLIN WORKFLOW DIRECTOR INTERIM DIRECTOR OF PR & COMMUNICATIONS THIS ISSUE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY… CARLY LEVY ALISON FORTH PRODUCTION MANAGER DIGITAL DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR MATT HILL GENERAL ENQUIRIES: 020 7439 5000 12 ELITE PERSONAL TRAINERS 3 BARBECUE MAVERICKS JEFF PETTITT HEARST MAGAZINES INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT, HEARST MAGAZINES 8 TOP NUTRITIONISTS 2 EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGISTS DEBI CHIRICHELLA PRESIDENT, HEARST MAGAZINES INTERNATIONAL JONATHAN WRIGHT 7 MINDSET COACHES 2 SPECIALIST SURGEONS SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT/GLOBAL EDITORIAL & BRAND DIRECTOR KIM ST CLAIR BODDEN 6 INTREPID ADVENTURERS 1 MUSCLE-BUILDING RAPPER GLOBAL EDITORIAL & BRAND DIRECTOR CHLOE O’BRIEN 4 LEADING PSYCHIATRISTS 1 GREEN-FINGERED STYLIST INTERNATIONAL EDITIONS AUSTRALIA, CHINA, GERMANY, ITALY, JAPAN, KOREA, NETHERLANDS, POLAND, PORTUGAL, 3 HEALTH-FOCUSED CHEFS 1 DINOSAUR WRANGLER SPAIN, US 3 MARTIAL ARTS LEGENDS AND 1 ‘DUDE’ 54 TOTAL MEN’S HEALTH UK IS PUBLISHED IN THE UK BY HEARST UK LIMITED. HOUSE OF HEARST, 30 PANTON STREET, LONDON SW1Y 4AJ. COPYRIGHT ©, HEARST UK LIMITED, 2022. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ISSN 1356-7438. MEN’S HEALTH IS A TRADEMARK OF HEARST MAGAZINES INC., 300 WEST 57TH STREET, NEW YORK NY 10019, USA. MEN’S HEALTH UK IS PRINTED AND BOUND BY WALSTEAD ROCHE, VICTORIA BUSINESS PARK, ROCHE, ST AUSTELL, CORNWALL PL26 8LX, AND DISTRIBUTED BY FRONTLINE LTD, PETERBOROUGH. TEL: 01733 555 161. PUBLISHED 1O TIMES A YEAR. CONDITIONS APPLY. MEN’S HEALTH UK IS A MEMBER OF THE INDEPENDENT PRESS STANDARDS ORGANISATION (WHICH REGULATES THE UK’S MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER INDUSTRY). WE ABIDE BY THE EDITORS’ CODE EXPERTS OF PRACTICE AND ARE COMMITTED TO UPHOLDING THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF JOURNALISM. IF YOU THINK THAT WE HAVE NOT MET THOSE STANDARDS AND WANT TO MAKE A COMPLAINT, PLEASE EMAIL [email protected] OR VISIT HEARST.CO.UK/HEARST-MAGAZINES-UK-COMPLAINTS-PROCEDURE. IF WE ARE UNABLE TO RESOLVE YOUR COMPLAINT, OR IF YOU WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT IPSO OR THE EDITORS’ CODE, CONTACT IPSO ON 0300 123 2220 OR VISIT IPSO.CO.UK CONTACT OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE TEAM AT HEARSTMAGAZINES.CO.UK/CONTACT-US OR CALL US ON 01858 438851. LINES OPEN WEEKDAYS, 8AM-9.30PM; SATURDAYS, 8AM-4PM. OR YOU CAN POST YOUR QUERIES TO: MEN’S HEALTH, HEARST MAGAZINES UK, TOWER HOUSE, SOVEREIGN PARK, LATHKILL STREET, MARKET HARBOROUGH, LEICS LE16 9EF. E DITOR’S LETTER LET’S TAKE IT OUTSIDE – YOUR MIND WILL THANK YOU There’s a lovely old Lemonheads song from the late restaurant kitchen. And while it’s true we do have our 1990s that has always occupied a soft spot. It’s called own guide to camping off the beaten track, it includes The Outdoor Type and concerns the dashed hopes of a self-test to see whether you really were born to be a young suitor attempting to woo his lover by professing wild, plus all the best kit, locations, skills and supplies a shared fondness for the open air. ‘Always had a roof to make roughing it go as smoothly as possible. above me, always paid the rent,’ sings Evan Dando. ‘But For the record, I consider myself to be an outdoor I’ve never set foot inside a tent / Can’t build a fire to type – albeit a qualified one. I know from Men’s Health save my life / I lied about being the outdoor type.’ finishing school that exposure to sunshine allows the It’s not Wordsworth, admittedly. Not least because body to make more vitamin D, leading to stronger Wordsworth was, of course, the bona fide outdoor bones, a bolstered immune system and increased type. So much so that he pretty much cornered the resistance to cancer. But that’s not why I step outside Romantic market in alfresco balladry. For Will, the for a lunchtime yomp as often as time allows. Pompous wonders of nature were manifold – at once beautiful as I know it sounds, I do it because the rhythm of the and overwhelming, restorative and run helps clear my mind, while the invigorating, awe-inspiring and sound of nature helps refresh it. I like fear-inducing. ‘I have felt / A presence doing the same on crisp autumn that disturbs me with the joy / Of mornings, not because I know that elevated thoughts,’ he famously wrote exercising in cold weather helps burn in Tintern Abbey. Nature is ‘The fat, but rather because clean air, anchor of my purest thoughts, the bronze leaves and blue sky simply nurse, / The guide, the guardian of my make me happy. Plus, the dog loves it. heart, and soul / Of all my moral being.’ I will never be the extreme All of which is a rather tortuous way expeditionary sort. But I’d always of saying that the great outdoors has rather be out than in. To my mind, a tendency to divide popular opinion. there’s no better sight than a Tyrolean For every trail-running, rock-climbing, vista on the first blue run of the day; paragliding, Patagonia-wearing nature no better taste than a beer drunk freak, there’s a city slicker who prefers while prodding a fire with a stick; no gyms with perfumed changing rooms, better sound than the patter of rain bedding with a high thread count, and on taut canvas; no better smell than breakfast served with ironed napkins fresh sardines sizzling over crackling and condiments in small jars. Yet charcoal. The best thing about the these things needn’t be so binary. outside is that you can take it We all know that the outside has however you want it. Whether you much to recommend it from a health prefer your pursuits lung-busting perspective, both physical and mental. or leisurely, it’s all good. But that doesn’t mean that you need To reinforce the point, one of to touch the void in order to get one’s my favourite outdoor pastimes is salutary kicks. Equally, it doesn’t mean positively, literally pedestrian. I like that wild camping evangelists can’t to walk – again with the dog, mostly lose their metaphorical hair shirts mornings, often late evenings, rarely every now and then and learn about with any particular place to go. It upgrading the off-grid experience. What makes began during the first lockdown. Where once I would the outdoors great is that there’s something in it have been rushing to catch the 7.49am train, suddenly for everyone. This issue, then – The Outside Issue, I found myself wandering lonely as a cloud. More naturally – is in part dedicated to reconciling these ideas. pertinently, where once I would have been tired and Take our list of the world’s best bucket-list harried, suddenly I found myself calm and cogitative. adventures, for instance. Yes, it includes scuba-diving By the time I sat down to work, I’d find that problems between tectonic plates in near-freezing water, as well had been solved, ideas conjured, creativity stimulated. as surfing in the Hebrides, also in near-freezing water. Rousseau had it that we think at walking pace, But we’ve also divvied up our selections with a helpful and he was surely right. But I recently stumbled key system ranging from white-knuckle to warm- across a line from the contemporary French bottom – misplace a foot while free-solo climbing in philosopher Frédéric Gros that I think I might Vietnam and the only fate that awaits you is a prefer: ‘Walking is the best way to go more slowly refreshing dip in an aquamarine bay. Meanwhile, our than any other method that has ever been found.’ alternative barbecue feature isn’t, in fact, a crash course But enough of the pretension. My point is, in chargrilling squirrel, but rather a masterclass in fire whatever your preferred pace, just get out there. and smoke from some of the UK’s most exciting chefs, bringing naked flames and burning coals into the TOBY WISEMAN, EDITOR IN CHIEF MEN’S HEALTH 7 A 01 02 ADD FIBRE GET YOUR POWER FILL MIND NEWSFEED 07/22 LET BRAIN FADE TAKE THE WRAP extend far beyond healthy FOR A YOUNGER digestion and appetite control. BRAIN, DIGEST THIS Here’s some food for thought: the BITE-SIZE TIP According to a new study of 3,500 adults, published in latest research suggests a wisely the journal Nutritional topped taco could be your ally in the Neuroscience, those who ate the most fibre fight against cognitive decline also had the lowest risk of developing dementia – an affliction that’s likely to affect more than a million F Brits by 2025. ibre has suffered One theory posited by the something of an scientists is that, by altering image problem the composition of your in recent years, gut bacteria, eating more associated as it is with fibre might directly such unglamorous things reduce inflammation as bowel movements, in the brain; its role bloating and the sort in rebalancing of breakfast cereals blood sugar, blood you’d find at the back pressure and of a kitchen cupboard, cholesterol likely with a best before also plays a part. date that’s older Notably, one than your first child. type of fibre, Yes, it might not called soluble have the marketing fibre, was appeal of protein, more closely nor inspire the kind linked with of tribal allegiance a reduced risk that the debate around of dementia than the carbs does – but, of all insoluble kind. Among of the nutrients on your your best sources? Black plate, fibre is perhaps beans, avocado and sweet S E G A the one that’s most potato – in other words, M worthy of your attention. superlative toppings for OS. TTY I VE On average, British men any meat-free taco. MARA RP; G athreis t ghuotu-lgohvti tnog f nalul tsrhieonrtt obny the inPgircekd ainendt csh boeolosew f troo m LING: TAKY IF SHA aybouou’llt f1i0ngd t toh 1a5tg i tpse bre dnaeyf.i Btsu t targmete. Heto ylodu trh 1e0 mg-epzecra-lm. eal OD STYE; LUC OG FD LOUISA PARRY. R; MICHAEL HE JUST ROLL Y: DE HN APRI RR WITH IT TOGS PA Guanajuato wraps H. PHOY: ELLI (souschef.co.uk) CH NP EA are our choice for BLACK BEANS SWEET POTATO AVOCADO RED CABBAGE VINE TOMATO SALSA VERDE GRATED CHEESE RR WG apuitchke nyotiucrit fyil. lNinogws 8p.e7rg 1 f0ib0rge p3egr f1i0b0reg 3p.5egr 5fi0bgre 1p.5egr f7i0brge 1p.2egr 1f0ib0rge 0p.4egr 2fi0bgre a0dgd fitib arney (wbuayt ) CARLETT AL PHOTO SN RDS: DITIO OD WA 10 MEN’S HEALTH

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