From surgery to the spinning studio: Nadia Casciaro's story of strength and determination.
Fitness had always been a natural part of Nadia's life. Starting at Atlantic Suites gym, then moving next to the Sunborn gym and finally at Reshape & Rumble, movement was second nature to her. Running, dancing, gym classes, and long walks with her dogs along the coast from Santa Margarita to Alcaidesa filled Nadia's days. Everyday was active from start to finish.
Why your healthy breakfast might not be so healthy.
For years breakfast has enjoyed a rather grand reputation as the “most important meal of the day”. Yet the question raised by a recent piece in The Times UK suggests that the morning meal might not always deserve such glowing praise.
Ten minutes of exercise may help stop cancer cells in their tracks.
If the idea of spending hours in the gym makes someone want to lie down immediately, science has some refreshing news. A study highlighted by Health Club Management (HCM) suggests that just ten minutes of vigorous exercise might be enough to make cancer cells rather uncomfortable.
The quiet rise of sober socialising.
For decades, alcohol has quietly marketed itself as the ultimate social accessory. A drink to loosen up, a drink to celebrate, a drink to forget that you forgot why you walked into the kitchen. But according to Wendy O’Beirne, founder of The Completion Coach, many people discover something surprising when they step away from alcohol, even briefly.
Celebrating International Women’s Day with Infinity Group
International Women’s Day is more than just a date on the calendar — it’s a global celebration of the achievements, strength, and resilience of women everywhere. At Infinity Group, we’re proud to stand by the women in our community — not just on March 8th, but every day of the year.
Infinity Group Medical Director Dr Krish Rawal, shines light on Osteoarthritis and possible medical advances in the future.
Now we are all getting back in to our training regimes, I am sure some of us (me included) are complaining about our aching, creaking knees.
Q&A with Dr Reena Virdi (General Practitioner and Well Women Clinic GP)
Welcome to our Doctor’s Q&A corner!
It’s our second edition and we’re thrilled to launch this brand-new section, featuring insights from Dr. Virdi.
Looking for a workout with a view? The sky might be the limit.
Some workouts promise a “lift” but this one delivers it quite literally. A fitness brand in Riyadh has launched what’s being called the world’s highest gym class, held inside a hot air balloon floating about 2,200 feet above the city skyline.
The constant checking of your phone comes at a cost. How to get your time back!
If you’ve ever caught yourself reaching for your phone before your eyes are fully open, you’re in very good company.
Does your child really need vitamins?
Many parents fondly remember childhood memories of cod liver oil, that fishy spoonful doled out weekly like a grim family ritual.
What’s on your plate might be setting the (bedroom) mood.
When conversations turn to wellness, libido doesn’t always make the polite guest list, yet it sits quietly at the intersection of energy, hormones, and overall health.
Men forgive faster while women perfect the art of grudge-holding.
Buckle up, relationship warriors! A study splashed across social feeds claims blokes bounce back from bust-ups quicker than you can say “sorry not sorry,” leaving ladies to simmer in stylish emotional slow-cookers.
Plant-based swimwear revolutionises sauna sessions.
Imagine slipping into a swimsuit that shrugs off 90°C sauna blasts like a pro, with Saade making history in late 2025 as the trailblazing brand launching the world’s first collection from 88% wood-pulp lyocell blended with 12% recycled elastane.
Fridge-cooled pasta tricks your gut into loving carbs more.
Letting your pasta chill out in the fridge for 24 hours doesn’t just make it emotionally distant; it actually changes its molecular personality. When cooked pasta cools, some of its rapidly digestible starch rearranges itself into resistant starch, via a process charmingly named retrogradation.
Infinity Group Medical Director Dr Krish Rawal, delves into how January blues can be beaten by exercise.
After the festive season and the holidays finish, it is not uncommon for some people to find January/February to be a very difficult month. The weather is cold and darker, and there is a return to normal routine; for some this can result in a lowering of their mood and a general struggle with daily life, albeit temporarily.
Grandparenting and the chaos of grandkids boosts brainpower in later life.
A recent study from Tilburg University researchers, published in Psychology and Aging, reveals how active grandparenting preserves brain function in older adults.
Love Ritual for Two - a Valentine's Special at the Sunborn infinity Spa & E1 Spa & Wellness.
Ignite the spark of romance with Sunborn Infinity Spa and E1 Spa & Wellnessfeaturing their Love Ritual for Two, a luxurious 60-minute couples massage infused with indulgent scents like chocolate, cherry, or passion fruit oils.
Q&A with Dr Reena Virdi (General Practitioner and Well Women Clinic GP).
Welcome to our first doctor’s Q&A corner!
We’re thrilled to launch this brand-new section, featuring insights from Dr. Virdi.
Got general questions about perimenopause or menopause symptoms, management tips, or lifestyle advice? Fire them our way, so Dr. Virdi can share advice that helps everyone. Submit yours for the next edition!
Healthy Aging: How Fitness, Wellness & Self-Care at Infinity Group Support a Better You
Aging is a natural part of life — but how we experience it is something we can shape with intention. At Infinity Group, we believe that getting older shouldn’t mean slowing down or settling for less. It should mean feeling more confident, more capable, and more connected to your body and mind than ever before.
Dive In: The Amazing Benefits of Swimming & Where to Enjoy It in Style
Whether you’re chasing a full-body workout, some gentle rehab, or just a peaceful float under the sun, swimming is one of the most versatile and rewarding activities out there. It’s easy on the joints, great for cardiovascular health, and has a calming, almost meditative quality — perfect for body and mind.

