IN GENERAL, I try and keep nutrition
IN GENERAL, I try and keep nutrition communications positive — what you should eat more of; what nutrients will be of benefit to your health; how to eat better. 
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The Longevity Exercise Physiologists in Drummoyne,Edgecliff, Marrickville,Bella Vista, Randwick, Lindfield and Balmain frequently get asked about the importance of the gluteal muscles. In this blog, Shannon aims to educate about this important muscle group and demonstrates her favourite glute exercises. Glute activation refers to a range of warm up exercises that target your gluteal muscles to…
Why it’s Important you Return to the Gym Sooner Rather Later
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“We overload in our workouts so that the game
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From New Grad to Leader: A Four Month Reflection at Longevity
Today, Longevity Exercise Physiology ask Nat, recent new graduate and Leader of our Kingsgrove location, to shine a light on her first few months at Longevity. In my brief yet transformative four months with Longevity, I’ve witnessed a professional evolution beyond my initial expectations as an Exercise Physiologist (EP). Initially focused on clinical, face-to-face interactions…