Bye-bye big tobacco.

 Sleep…how much sleep should we be getting? What are the benefits? And how does it link to exercise?   Sleep plays a vital role in your physical and mental health. Being able to get a good quality sleep, empowers the body to recover efficiently and allows the body to be refreshed for the next day….

As many of you may know, Longevity Director Jarrat Wood’s journey from the rural town of Gunnedah to the bustling city of Sydney was motivated by his dream of pursuing a degree in Exercise Physiology. However, what you may not be aware of is the incredible support system that helped him turn this dream into…

School holidays are around the corner, which means your child will have a lot of free time coming up. Every year it seems harder and harder to get the kids outside, off their devices and developing healthy habits. It’s important for every child’s development to continue to be physically active, to build their strength, aerobic…

Are you living with cardiovascular disease or at risk of developing it? Exercise can be one of the most effective, proven methods to help manage and improve your heart health. At Longevity in Liverpool, we help people increase their fitness and function to combat the negative symptoms and risks of cardiovascular disease.  Why Exercise is…

Are you struggling to exercise because of an injury or health condition? At Longevity Exercise Physiology, we empower you to take control of your health journey! Our team of dedicated exercise experts is ready to help you create a path toward recovery and improved well-being. We listen to your unique needs and design individualised exercise…

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.