Fadhli on Espresso Warna on the foundations most people skip past on the way to strength and performance — balance and flexibility as the quiet base layer of long-term movement, not the add-ons they're usually treated as.

Fadhli and therapist Zubaidah Yusof on Espresso Warna on the long arc of stroke rehabilitation — the small, patient work that returns independence to survivors and their families, and how the caregiver's role sits at the centre of the recovery.

Fadhli featured in CNA Insider's Game Nation on the hidden physical load of competitive gaming — twelve-hour sessions, the neck and wrist strain that comes with them, and the training that keeps professional players performing at the level their careers depend on.

A special profile feature on Fadhli's physiotherapy career journey — from the early choice to serve through movement and education, to the day-to-day of returning to patients what most had already given up on: quiet, working trust in their own body.

Fadhli on the misunderstood relationship between age and training — why load, not birthdays, is the honest limiting factor, and how most people can keep training well past sixty when the programming is right.

Fadhli on adapting physiotherapy through Singapore's circuit breaker — the pivot to remote consultations, how mid-rehabilitation patients kept moving forward when hands-on care wasn't possible, and what the profession quietly learned about self-directed recovery.

Nash on training smarter through Ramadan — how to move well without breaking the fast, and why lower-intensity, better-timed work protects the strength you've already built rather than eroding it over the month.