Richard Branson

Editorial team

Richard Branson

Co Founder

Richard Branson is a fitness and wellbeing enthusiast with a passion for HYROX, cycling, and technology. He shares insights at the intersection of performance, wellbeing, and innovation.

Articles by Richard Branson (52)

Mindful Movement in Sport

Mind

Mindful Movement in Sport

In a world of high intensity, mindful movement brings balance. Learn how awareness in motion enhances performance, recovery, and injury prevention.

By Richard Branson · 28 Feb 2007

Why Combat Training Boosts Confidence

Body

Why Combat Training Boosts Confidence

Combat training is about more than punches and kicks. It builds self-trust, discipline, and confidence—on the mat and in life.

By Richard Branson · 28 Jan 2007

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Mind

Focus and Flow in Sports

Elite performance isn’t just physical it’s mental. Learn how athletes use focus and flow states to perform at their peak and how you can train yours.

By Richard Branson · 23 Dec 2006

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Body

How Music Impacts Movement

From running rhythms to lifting beats, music shapes how we move. Explore how the right soundtrack can improve performance, motivation, and flow.

By Richard Branson · 23 Nov 2006

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Mind

Mindset and Reflection in Fitness

Progress in fitness isn’t just physical. Developing a reflective mindset can transform how you train, recover, and grow—inside and out.

By Richard Branson · 23 Oct 2006

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Mind

Digital Detox Tips

Constant notifications, screen time, and scrolling take a toll on your focus, mood, and sleep. These digital detox tips help you reset your mind and reclaim…

By Richard Branson · 22 Sept 2006

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Mind

Sunday Habits That Stick

Use your Sundays wisely and the rest of the week flows. Build simple, repeatable Sunday habits that set you up for better health, focus, and fitness.

By Richard Branson · 9 Sept 2006

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Food

Benefits of Food Journaling

Tracking what you eat can do more than aid weight loss—it can reveal patterns, improve nutrition choices, and boost mindfulness around food.

By Richard Branson · 9 Aug 2006

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Body

5 Tips for Better Sleep

Sleep is where recovery happens. These 5 evidence-backed tips will help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling truly restored.

By Richard Branson · 9 Jul 2006

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Food

Meal Prep for Performance

Fueling your body starts with planning. Discover how strategic meal prep supports energy, recovery, and consistent performance throughout your training week.

By Richard Branson · 9 Jun 2006

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Food

Hydration Tips for Active People

Hydration fuels performance, recovery, and focus. Learn how much to drink, when to drink it, and what active individuals need to stay optimally hydrated.

By Richard Branson · 9 May 2006

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Food

Benefits of Alcohol-Free Periods

Taking a break from alcohol—whether for a week, a month, or more—can reset your health, improve sleep, boost energy, and even elevate mood and mental clarity.

By Richard Branson · 9 Apr 2006

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Body

How Sprinting Rewires Your Fitness

Sprinting isn’t just about speed—it rewires how your body builds power, burns fat, and adapts under pressure. Learn why short bursts can lead to big fitness…

By Richard Branson · 8 Apr 2006

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Body

Mastering Movement Skills

Strength and cardio are important but movement quality is the foundation. Explore how mastering movement skills enhances performance, prevents injury, and…

By Richard Branson · 8 Mar 2006

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Body

Sled Training for Power and Rehab

Discover how sled training bridges the gap between explosive power development and injury rehab, making it one of the most versatile tools in functional…

By Richard Branson · 8 Feb 2006

Athlete performing a barbell squat or deadlift in a gym, with focus on full-body engagement and strong posture

Body

Why Compound Movements Are Key

Compound movements build more than muscle—they enhance coordination, burn more calories, and are the cornerstone of effective strength training.

By Richard Branson · 6 Jan 2006