5 Key Strategies for Weight (and fat) Loss in Perimenopause
Perimenopause can bring on unexpected changes—extra weight around the belly, low energy, and feeling like your body isn’t responding the way it…
Perimenopause can bring on unexpected changes—extra weight around the belly, low energy, and feeling like your body isn’t responding the way it…
Navigating perimenopause can feel like an uphill battle for many women, particularly when it comes to managing weight. One of the most…
We LOVE February because it means FitFEB! FitFEB is about trying to live active. It is a commitment to exercise every day for at least 20 mins per day for the month of February for better health – yes, every single day – after all, it is only 28 days!!
Do you love to run? May you just want to know how to run? Or perhaps, you want to improve your running?…
Kids need to move, a lot. When holidays come around it is up to us to ensure that they get the movement that they need. Here are our top tips for active kids these holidays.
Exercise – can there be too much of a good thing? Whether you’re starting a new exercise regime or just coming out after hibernating through the winter – well done – there is not denying that exercising is a vitally important element of your overall health. However, there is such thing as overdoing it when it comes to physical activity. So, how much exercise is too much? And how do we know when we need to rest?
We are extremely passionate about ensuring all women take care of themselves and their bodies during pregnancy and int he post natal period. For this reason, we always recommend seeing a Women’s (Pelvic) Health Physiotherapist. WHP’s are specifically trained in musculoskeletal issues associated with pregnancy, birth, post-partum, breastfeeding and menopause – specifically pelvic floor and core system issues and pain.
There is a lot of talk about the Core these days but we have found that that doesn’t mean that people understand it! Your core is such an important element of your overall health. It really forms the foundation for your physical health in terms of support, stability, function, form and injury prevention. In short, core stability and function is important to ALL of us, so educate yourself a little and find out what the Core really is?
You know that we are just as passionate about getting our little ones moving, as we are about you girls. So let’s…
Almost half of what we do every day is out of habit, operating solely on instinct following in-built neural habits. Those automatic…