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Bellator MMA's Leah McCourt Features As A "Warrior" In British Reality Series - Vimarsana News

Bellator MMA's Leah McCourt Features As A "Warrior" In British Reality Series

Bellator MMA women's featherweight contender Leah McCourt is currently appearing in a new challenge-oriented British reality series.

Bolton man set to appear in BBC's Go Hard or Go Home tonight - Vimarsana News

Bolton man set to appear in BBC's Go Hard or Go Home tonight

A man from Bolton is set to appear in a grueling new BBC that is set to air tonight (February 19).

Elvie: Leaks Happen By Don't Cry Wolf - Vimarsana News

Elvie: Leaks Happen By Don't Cry Wolf

Tech brand Elvie, alongside creative agency partner Don’t Cry Wolf, is tackling the taboo of incontinence with a big, wet out-of-home (OOH) activation that aims to create an open dialogue about the topic, while also wiping the floor with social media companies that feel the issue should be censored online.

Ad Of The Day: Elvie's Incontinent Billboard Soaks Up Pee Taboo - Vimarsana News

Ad Of The Day: Elvie's Incontinent Billboard Soaks Up Pee Taboo

Tech brand Elvie, alongside creative agency partner Don’t Cry Wolf, is tackling the taboo of incontinence with a big, wet out-of-home (OOH) activation that aims to create an open dialogue about the topic, while also wiping the floor with social media companies that feel the issue should be censored online.

When to Work Out During Ramadan | POPSUGAR Fitness - Vimarsana News

When to Work Out During Ramadan | POPSUGAR Fitness

For those trying to maintain their workout routine while fasting amid the month of Ramadan, Nesrine Dally — a British Nike trainer, NASM performance enhancement specialist and corrective exercise specialist, and Muay Thai boxer — shared that it may require a shift in your schedule. Dally says in the video seen above that though it depends on your personal preference, she recommends training one to three hours before iftar so you're able to rehydrate and refuel post-workout. Dally prefers to work out an hour or two pre-iftar. She told POPSUGAR that her body has become accustomed to it. "I'...