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At this time of year I see a lot of people with new injuries. When I ask them what they think caused it, they give me a sheepish kind of look, like they know they did something wrong. They then proceed to give me a list of “reasons” as to why they were a bit slack about exercising during winter but now that summer is approaching, they really need to get in shape fast, so they’re trying to fit 6 months of training into 3.
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…
Collaboration is one of Longevity’s core values, which has led us to taking a multidisciplinary approach to achieve great client results. Today, we ask Simon, the most recent new graduate Exercise Physiologist to join our team in Neutral Bay, how his experience at Longevity has shaped his perspective on the role of collaboration in the…
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At Longevity Personal Training and Exercise Physiology in Edgecliff, Lindfield, Marrickville and Randwick we discuss with our client’s on a regular basis how important it is to play the long game with your health. With summer just around the corner many people are thinking this is a good time to kick start a new…
Talking About Glutes Following on from our hamstring blog, we’re now going to discuss the role of the glutes in the body. We will discuss the difference between the 3, their importance in injury prevention, athletic development and especially rehabilitation. At Longevity in Edgecliff, Lindfield, Marrickville and Randwick, we often have clients coming to us with knee pain, hip…
