6 h. ago Pilates machine that provides 'all in one workout' cut by 51% in Wowcher deal

Pilates has become famed for its ability to provide both physical and mental health benefits.

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59 h. ago This waterproof gazebo is now just £27.99 in a crazy Wowcher deal

Keep the rain off or cast a shade with your own garden gazebo - perfect for parties or picnics, and less than £30

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4 d. ago Cruise the waterways in this £50 kayak thanks to an amazing Wowcher deal

Yes, you can buy your own BOAT for just £49.99 - perfect for some aquatic adventures in the warmer months

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6 d. ago This £2 airport lounge hack could be the smartest thing you book this summer

Frequent flyers are using this Wowcher voucher to skip queues and relax in lounges at airports across the UK – here’s how it works

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1 week ago TGI Fridays blowout: two courses and a cocktail from just £34.99

Score two delicious courses and a cocktail at TGI Fridays for as little as £34.99 with this new nationwide dining deal – available seven days a week.

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2 w. ago Wowcher’s Summer Mystery Deal could land you a Lazy Spa or Ray

Could your next garden must-have cost less than a tenner? Wowcher’s mystery box is back – and some of the surprises are seriously impressive.

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3 w. ago Wowcher deal lets you drive a 435bhp Mustang GT V8 on a race track for just £16

A bargain driving experience package £16 gives you a choice of five amazing cars to take on a three-lap blast

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4 w. ago The one change that worked: I loathed all forms of exercise – until I moved to a big city and walked miles

I’d tried running, pilates, swimming and barre, and hated the lot. Then I moved to London and, having no money, I had to start walking to places. Shockingly, I enjoyed itI never understood people who enjoy high-intensity exercise. Wine – yes. Films – obviously. Model trains – whatever floats your boat. But exercise? I didn’t get it. I wept on reformer pilates machines and left circuits classes halfway through under the guise of going to the toilet. I went to the park with the intention of running and instead lay down in the grass with a Cornetto. I pleaded illness – and once, the death of a fictional pet – to waive class cancellation fees. Exercise just wasn’t for me.And it’s not as if I didn’t try. I attempted swimming and barre, power yoga and boxing – all of it hellish, not to mention inaccessibly expensive. When I walked past a certain glass-fronted gym near my flat, invariably with some sort of snack in my hand, I felt a pang of pity for the people inside – sweaty, muscled pris...

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