Why lifting weights is more important to your
Why lifting weights is more important to your health than you think. https://theconversation.com/do-you-even-lift-why-lifting-weights-is-more-important-for-your-health-than-you-think-58635 
Similar Posts
The Apps I’m using during COVID-19
The current COVID-19 environment has been challenging for everyone. Two of the biggest challenges have been maintaining social connection and obtaining reliable information. I know for me personally, working more from home has resulted in a much higher use of technology including Television, Internet streaming, Mobile phone, and Laptop. In this blog I have decided…
Progression In Training (Science Meets Art)
Simply put, progression in training is where we apply a stimulus to a client and an adaptation occurs. This adaptation may occur in any aspect of a client’s fitness. We then apply a new stimulus and another adaptation occurs. Rinse, wash, repeat. It’s a simple process that can easily be over-complicated by some personal trainers. We also know that applying the same stimulus once the initial adaptation has occurred will lead to the same result (homeostasis). This is why someone who trains regularly but with a monotonous program will stop progressing. A new stimulus is required. It also why I often quote to my clients: “the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result”. We don’t treat other aspects of our lives in this way so why should our fitness be any different.
National Exercise Right Week at Longevity Edgecliff and Lindfield
EXERCISE RIGHT WEEK 22nd – 28th MAY 2017 ESSA (https://www.essa.org.au) has put together a national awareness campaign for the 3rd year running. The focus of this year’s campaign is “Who’s your match? – Getting to know your expert of exercise”. Here at Longevity we have embraced Exercise Right Week (http://exerciseright.com.au) to promote awareness for Exercise Physiologists, Exercise Scientists…
Breaking Down Barriers: Making Exercise Physiology Accessible to All
At Longevity, we are challenging the status quo and redefining the traditional approach to Exercise Physiology. We believe everyone can benefit from the expertise of an Exercise Physiologist, and we are committed to making sure we are accessible to all. With ten locations across Australia, we’ve already begun making a significant impact on the health…
So you enjoy your exercise, but are not sure if
So you enjoy your exercise, but are not sure if you should move early in the morning or after work? Read the full blog here –> http://bit.ly/1YT4jKR #ExerciseTips #ExerciseRight #GetMoving
Exercise on your Phone – How to use Facetime for Telehealth
The Longevity Exercise Physiology and Personal Training Team in Edgecliff, Marrickville, Randwick, Lindfield and Drummoyne are offering Telehealth sessions as one of our primary services during COVID-19. Telehealth sessions are a great option for those who are considered vulnerable and/or those who are self-isolating to be able to continue exercising safely during this time. Longevity are…