Personal training MUST be personal. Here’s 6 ways
Personal training MUST be personal. Here’s 6 ways to go the extra mile for your clients so that you can make more by keeping them longer.
Personal training MUST be personal. Here’s 6 ways to go the extra mile for your clients so that you can make more by keeping them longer.
At Longevity Exercise Physiology Edgecliff, Lindfield, Marrickville and Randwick, our Exercise Physiologists see a number of patients of all ages with hip pain. If you are experiencing hip pain, it may be worthwhile re-thinking your treatment plan. Read the full blog to gain a better understanding of how Longevity Exercise Physiology can help you. Hip…
Longevity Founder Jarrat Wood demonstrates 3 common errors with the tricep pushdown. This video also includes a demonstration of correct technique: The tricep pushdown is an isolation exercise for the triceps and is excellent for hypertrophy and strength training. You can also use this exercise as a progression to more advance exercise such as dips, push…
Most of us have heard of it before, and refer to it as the “runners high”, with others having been fortunate enough to feel the effects of this term. The sense of euphoria, calming relaxation, or even balancing of our emotions after a difficult day at work all share a common starting ground in exercise….
Feeling stuck in your weight loss journey? You don’t have to do it alone. At Longevity Exercise Physiology in Liverpool, we understand the challenges of losing weight, and we’re here to put a plan together to get you looking and feeling your best. With individualised exercise programs, we’ll help you start your journey to becoming…
Video and Telehealth Consultations are now our primary service offering The COVID-19 Pandemic has swept the globe in a way that almost no-one could have predicted. Our Exercise Physiology and Personal Training Services have been dramatically affected by the Pandemic and by the new Government Regulations. As of Monday, 23rd March at 12pm we no…
I read a book, David Gillespie’s Sweet Poison. There’s a bit of mumbo-jumbo in there, but the premise is very simple: sugar is killing us all.