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Wellness in Singapore has never been more varied or more serious. City Nomads covers the spa treatments and massages in Asia worth booking, the yoga and pilates studios that earn their regulars, the run clubs changing how people move, and the ice baths, nutrition, and meditation practices reshaping how the city recovers.

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Free Meal Planning Apps That Will Help You Straighten Your Eating Habits

If your life is too hectic and you often find yourself reaching for convenient options like fast food and instant...

Singapore Wellness

COVID-19 Came Like a Thief in the Night: A Perspective on Living Through SARS and Meeting the Coronavirus

Editor’s note: In all our internal reactions and discussions about Covid-19, we’ve came to a realisation that the first pandemic...

Body & Fitness Singapore

Fitness Passes in Singapore: KFit vs ClassPass vs GuavaPass

It’s the Mid-Autumn season and we all know that you have been popping some of those sneaky calorie bombs we...

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No More Excuses: 24-Hour Gyms in Singapore to Fit Any Schedule

Fitness addict but can’t seem to find the time? Or just want to workout without the judgmental eyes of the...

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Got the moves like Mick Jagger? Come along to We Will Dance!

Let’s be honest here. After a couple of cocktails we are all prone to overestimating our dancing abilities..I’d be wise...

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Wellness Wednesday: Health Screenings Every Woman Should Know and Have

In a fast-paced world, where women are often stuck between career opportunities and family obligations, self-care is often reduced to scented...

Madison House Singapore pool with heritage colonial building backdrop and poolside cabanas at Fort Canning

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Madison House at Fort Canning: A Private Members’ Club for Singapore’s New Wellness Era

Private members’ clubs have long carried a certain mythology. Historically, they were places of quiet privilege: wood-panelled rooms, hushed conversations,...