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Get To Know the Longevity Randwick Team!   Longevity Exercise Physiology Randwick is located inside Anytime Fitness Gym, in Royal Randwick Shopping Centre. We offer gym sessions, home visits, Telehealth consultations and outdoor sessions. We provide treatment for clients through Medicare, DVA, Work Cover, NDIS, and can do private health rebates on site. Longevity Exercise Randwick is a team…

Below is an anonymous interview with a client who has recently completed one year smoke-free. We share this story in the hope that it may hep others to make positive changes (smokers and non-smokers alike). The conclusion of the article has resources to help you make that start:

Initially during the COVID-19 pandemic we all thought working from home was going to be temporary, but now people are continuing to work from home as it has shown many benefits for work productivity. However, we have also seen the negative effects of working from home on peoples’ physical wellbeing. Today, Longevity Exercise Physiology Drummoyne, Edgecliff, Marrickville, Castle…

Don’t you just love how the English language is constantly evolving? We have new terms being created all the time. The new words added to the Oxford Dictionary in 2014 include: wackadoodle, scissor-kick and honky-tonker. Other words are simply changing their definitions as time goes by. The word “gay” has changed its meaning several times over the course of history. What was once more closely defined as happy now also means homosexual and for the younger generations it more likely means something like “lame”. Oh yeah, that word has eveolved its definition as well. That is the beginning of the problem when it comes to having a discussion on fitness. Many people don’t really know what it means to be fit because there are many definitions of fitness and many opinions on what it means to be fit. Describing someone as fit can mean that you think they are: attractive, healthy, compatible, strong, muscular, lean, skinny and the list goes on. Well, let’s see if I can clear some of this confusion up:

We all know someone who has had a total knee replacement. In fact, most of us probably know someone who has had more than one. It’s likely a parent, grandparent, maybe a friend. My mother had her knee replaced after an ACL tear at a young age and the wear and tear of Osteoarthritis. While…