A newsletter about health as wealth, fitness as culture, and how both became a modern status symbol. Read it to know what comes next. Special interest: running, style, and popular culture.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 62 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 21 days ago |
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Is this fitness gear really sweat-proof?
Hello again, everyone, and welcome to this special, end-of-summer bumper weekend edition of Salty, dedicated to all-things sweat. It’s been a summer of performance. The World Cup, Wimbledon, The Commonwealth Games, The US Open, The Tour de...
How did sweat become a status symbol?
Hello everyone. It’s the end of August, and Salty and I are back from our summer vacation. My tan is the best it’s ever been, and I’ve gotten so used to wearing my multi-coloured track shorts and a tank top on repeat that I genuinely have n...
I got plagiarised. Again.
Hello everyone. It’s 4am on Tuesday, and I cannot sleep. Yesterday, a piece of work was blatantly plagiarised by a floating-head “brand strategist” on Instagram. The story was about women’s golf, which I co-wrote with Beyond—a women-owned i...
A wellness bro just wants to glow: Darth Vader is the muse
Hello everyone. It’s 8am in Hackney and I am horizontal on the floor, laying atop a PEMF mat: it’s basically an electromagnetic rug with a knobbly, copper coil surface, laced with infrared and heat. I’m attending an event at Knees Up in Hac...
Keely Hodgkinson is the next fashion star
Plus, could Meta’s creepy glasses actually enhance our experience of sport? And more.
Good morning from the rooftop of Soho House, where I met a friend and colleague for an early morning gossip and an iced matcha or two. I’m in need of ano...
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Salty: making sense of health as wealth, sweat as culture, and modern status symbols. I write a lot about running and style. By reporter Grace Cook. (Financial Times, NY Times, WSJ, Vogue, etc.)
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