The Rock eats 821 pounds of fish a year.
The Rock eats 821 pounds of fish a year.
The Rock eats 821 pounds of fish a year.
Women’s Health Week 2019 is upon us and Longevity Exercise Physiology Edgecliff, Lindfield, Marrickville and Randwick are excited for a week dedicated to raising awareness for women’s health, providing tools and information, and strategies to improve their health. The theme for 2019 is ‘Women’s Health, Powerful Stuff’ and we are here to advocate that exercise…
Today, Longevity Exercise Physiology Drummoyne, Edgecliff, Marrickville, Bella Vista, Randwick, Pymble, Balmain, Neutral Bay, Coburg – Melbourne, and Barrie, Ontario – Canada discuss why it is so important to exercise over the Christmas and New Year period and how to make it easier to work into your day. Your Christmas Plan The summer holiday period can be a stressful for time…
Fed up with temporary weight loss solutions? Weight loss is not just about aesthetics — it’s about improving your overall health and longevity. Understanding the science behind weight management can help you achieve sustainable results that last a lifetime. In this blog, we’ll explore the key physiological factors involved in weight loss and how you…
Everyone loves doing a personal best (PB). It doesn’t matter if it is lifting weights, running, swimming, riding. It’s a great feeling that you have just taken your body to a level which it has never achieved before. What maked this blog so special is that as we age a lot of us start to feel like a PB is not attainable. I don’t like this mindset. I like the old dog that wants to learn new tricks. I like the attitude that says you are never to old to change and I like an attitude that knows that your body will adapt to any new stimulus you put it through and its response can be remarkable given enough time and the correct progression strategy.
Nigel is one of my clients who has such an attitude and last week he ran a 5km PB of 19mins 50secs at the age of 40! This is he how we did it:
“Cause’ you and me, getting lean, and posting sh** on snapchat, that doesn’t matter.”
It’s easy to forget the spark that brought you here. You got into exercise physiology because you wanted to help people live better, move easier, feel stronger—and thrive. But somewhere between packed schedules, paperwork, and back-to-back client sessions, it’s normal to feel a little worn out. Maybe even a little lost. At Longevity, we want…