Russell Cox – Director / Owner Operator I am a
Russell Cox – Director / Owner Operator I am a fitness professional possessing a unique perspective on the obstacles people face recovering from a major illness or surgery, having myself suffered…
Russell Cox – Director / Owner Operator I am a fitness professional possessing a unique perspective on the obstacles people face recovering from a major illness or surgery, having myself suffered…
Living with cancer? Discover how exercise can be your ally in managing cancer symptoms, enhancing recovery, and improving your longevity. At Longevity Exercise Physiology, we understand the complexities of cancer treatment and recovery. We specialise in creating personalised exercise programs that can boost your strength, stamina, and overall quality of life during and after cancer…
Lower back pain is one of the most common health issues worldwide—don’t let it control your life! It’s more than just a discomfort; it can prevent you from leading an active lifestyle and affect your long-term health. But with the right approach, including tailored exercises, you can not only alleviate the pain but improve your…
Feeling constantly drained, even after a full night’s sleep? If you’re in Liverpool and struggling with ongoing fatigue, you’re not alone. Chronic fatigue can seriously impact your ability to live a full and active life. Longevity Exercise Physiology Liverpool offers expert, personalised support to help you manage fatigue and reclaim your energy. How Working with…
“I’ll just start again on Monday” or “next year I’m finally going to get fit”, “I’ll lose weight ready for summer” These are all phrases we’ve told ourselves at least once, and for many people – a thought process we confront on a weekly basis. Our Exercise Physiologists at Drummoyne, Edgecliff, Marrickville, Castle Hill, Kingsgrove, Randwick, Pymble, Neutral Bay, Coburg –…
Welcome to the second instalment of my detailed look at some of the most common exercises performed in the gym. Last week we looked at the Bench Press (click here) and this week we look at what is very commonly the partner in crime of the Bench Press, the Seated Row. I say partner in crime but really these two exercises compliment each other extremely well and they are the “bread and butter” of any good upper body strengthening program. Read on for my top tips and tricks for performing this exercise:
The Longevity team hope you enjoyed the Christmas break just as much as we did! There was quality time spent with family and friends, first chances to travel overseas, watch the fireworks, sport matches and enjoy lots of Christmas ham. We traveled! Angela celebrated her 30th birthday with a trip to Fiji. Ellen travelled for…