DIGITAL ISSUE Alex Carey on standing tall when it counts The Australian wicketkeeper-batsman’s career has been defined by his ability to bounce back from setbacks and keep forging on. Ahead of this summer’s Ashes, he sat down with Men’s Health to discuss mindset,...
JOSH HEUSTON AND I are sitting on some low-slung white chairs at the back of a photographic studio in Sydney’s Brookvale, when the actor makes his first reference to logging his “10,000 hours”. It’s a pet phrase for Heuston, a riff on author Malcolm Gladwell’s...
OVER 21 YEARS, soccer star David Beckham won 19 major trophies, although he never brought home a World Cup. He is both the goat and GOAT of English football, igniting both fan fury and fan adoration throughout his career. Beckham retired in 2013, but his body and mind...
LINCOLN YOUNES IS taking a moment to gather himself for a task that requires him to dig deep. On set today with Men’s Health, the 32-year-old actor is standing on the balcony of a well-preserved, delightfully kitschy apartment overlooking Sydney Harbour, that probably...
MICHAEL HOOPER’S RUGGED face is bathed in the morning light pouring through the window of an old timber shed at Belgenny Farm in Camden, an hour’s drive from Sydney’s CBD. The scars from a million mauls are hewn into his visage, his left eyebrow something of an old...
The Tongan Australian actor has had a trying year. First his show got cancelled, then came the actors’ strike. For the first time in a long time, Latukefu began to doubt himself. Fortunately, he was able to lean on two things: his faith and a new-found passion that helped him get in the best shape of his life: physically and mentally.
As Dwayne Johnson enters his 50s – or what he calls his fifth level – he’s in the best shape of his life. Here he explains how he did it and why, above all else, you should strive to be true to yourself, even if that means being a bad guy every once in a while.
Former Sydney Swans superstar
Adam Goodes wasn’t a born leader. So how did he become one of our country’s most compelling and inspiring figures?
The star (and creator) of this winter’s F9 is an action hero, a family man, a trailblazer, and much, much more.
Former The Bachelor Australia star Sam Wood’s world changed forever back in 2015. But some things stayed the same: his love of training and people. Find out how together they made him an irresistible force.
This may or may not be Sydney Swans superstar Lance ‘Buddy’ Franklin’s ‘Last Dance’ – he’s yet to decide if he’ll play beyond this season. But as he explains to MH in this exclusive interview, he’s ready to give everything he’s got to see if he and his teammates can make a return to ‘The Big Dance’.
When it comes to his craft, Pete Murray aims to write songs that endure. And that’s the same approach he takes to his body, which he transformed recently via a lifestyle shake-up. Preparing for a hectic year on the road, Murray reveals in this exclusive interview with Men’s Health how he plans to stick around as both a titan of Australian music and a devoted family man with a new lease on life.
What do you do when you’re following in the footsteps of a giant? If you’re Tim Tszyu, you train like hell to match him – and then set your sights on the stars.
Artist, surfer, dreamer, Otis Hope Carey is inspiring a deeper connection to both culture and community.
For many of us, it feels like yesterday when a teenaged swimmer named Ian Thorpe was toppling world records, seemingly at will. Yet that precocious soul has just turned 40 – and is ready now to peer both backwards and forwards on a remarkable life, one punctuated by great achievements and profound personal challenges. These days, something that speaks eloquently to Thorpe’s complexity and the costs imposed by a life in the spotlight is the nature of his most heartfelt yearning: to be able to see the world again through the eyes of a child.
Trainer Jono Castano is famous for transforming the physiques of athletes, actors and CEOs. His biggest challenge? Overhauling his own mind and body.
This issue of Men’s Health marks a record-breaking fourth cover appearance by tv personality and fitness guru Tim Robards, who’s never looked finer. But as he reveals in this frank and wide-ranging profile, he’s also never been more acutely aware of the
passage of time, nor so restless to fulfil his ambitions before it’s too late.
