The Rock eats 821 pounds of fish a year.

It’s now been almost a month since we’ve all made our New Years resolutions. How are you tracking with yours?  It’s not too late to get some extra help. Today, we’re going showcase what you can expect after a full year of working with one of our Longevity Exercise Physiologists.  Your first week with Longevity…

Today, Longevity Exercise Physiology Drummoyne, Edgecliff, Marrickville, Castle Hill, Randwick, Pymble, Kingsgrove, Neutral Bay, and Coburg, have asked one of our new graduate Exercise Physiologists what they have enjoyed most about their experience at Longevity so far.  “Like many other new graduates, I came out of university after many years of hard study not sure exactly what to expect, or where I wanted to go. I…

I was watching a little known film on the weekend called “Hector and the Search for Happiness”. You can view the trailer here. The film is the story of a psychiatrist played by Simon Pegg who leaves his successful career and girlfriend (played by Rosamund Pike of Gone Girl fame) in England to travel the World, touch base with some old friends and discover the secret to happiness so he can live a better life and deliver more for his patients. While the movie itself is probably not going to take home any major awards it was the final epiphany by the lead character that intrigued me. 

Movember is more than just rocking a mustache—it’s a chance to shine a spotlight on men’s mental health. This month isn’t just about growing facial hair; it’s about making some serious noise about mental health issues. The goal is to boost awareness, break down barriers, and fund essential support services. Here’s the truth: over the…

A recent article in The Sydney Morning Herald has brought to light the underestimated importance of grip strength in predicting longevity. But the benefits go beyond just a strong grip. In this blog, we explore how working with a Longevity Exercise Physiologist can not only enhance your grip strength but also improve various aspects of…

The Longevity Exercise Physiology team in Edgecliff, Marrickville, Randwick, Lindfield and Drummoyne frequently work with individuals who have physical disabilities both through the NDIS and privately. Due to the circumstances of the current COVID-19 environment, we can now offer these participants home visits, outdoor sessions, clinic-based exercise and sessions online via video conference (telehealth). For those…