While out on one of my recent 10,000 steps walk I noticed a group of older overweight women aged 50 years+ being trained in a boot camp style fitness session. Many of the women were struggling to keep up with the demands of the fitness trainer who motivated them by pushing them to their maximum in a… 
On the weekend I was invited to attend an Ocean Swim by my good friend, Chris Jonson. Chris is a member of the Coogee Surf Club and had been approached by the Club to gather some competent swimmers for an ocean swim to Wedding Cake Island in support of Triple M star Gus Worland.
Last Thursday marked a significant milestone for our team as we embarked on our annual Longevity retreat in Newcastle. With 47 practitioners in attendance, including six team members experiencing their first day, the event was set to be a memorable experience. It’s incredible to reflect on the journey since our inaugural retreat in 2019, where…
From Monday, 15th June Longevity Exercise Physiology and Personal Training Services will be back inside Gyms in our 5 Locations across Sydney. All our gym locations, gym staff and Longevity Team Members have been working overtime to ensure an efficient, safe and clean transition. Book Now for the week of Monday, June 15th: Limited Spots…
Did you do the city 2 surf? If you did, well done and if not, there’s always next year.
If you did there’s a strong possibility that you experienced some form of physical discomfort, which is to be expected as it’s a tough course. In this post I want to particularly focus on your feet and by extension your knees, hips and lower back. If you experienced pain in any of these areas it’s possible that your shoes may have caused or contributed to that pain. If you are taking part in regular exercise that involves running or walking on hard surfaces it’s very important to have a good think about your shoes…and here are a few key points to consider.
In the lotto of life, the unfortunate truth is that we all eventually die from something. I recall as a child having nightmares about drowning and I realise now that these dreams, though scary were part of a developmental stage where I was coming to terms with my own mortality. It’s an important developmental stage. It may be triggered by a death in the family or when your first pet passes away but we all wrestle with our mortality at some point and (most of us) come to terms with it.
Longevity Exercise Physiology and Personal Training Edgecliff, Lindfield, Marrickville, Randwick, Drummoyne, Balmain and Bella Vista today look at the role regular exercise plays in cognitive conditions like dementia. Dementia as defined by Dementia Australia, ‘is a collection of symptoms that are caused by disorders affecting the brain. It is not one specific disease. Dementia affects…
