AFTER years of constant bullying and isolation and
AFTER years of constant bullying and isolation and weighing in at 107kg, Tanya Rybakova decided to lose weight — but she never imagined how it would change her life.
AFTER years of constant bullying and isolation and weighing in at 107kg, Tanya Rybakova decided to lose weight — but she never imagined how it would change her life.
Kick start your career in a dynamic work place which prioritises amazing client outcomes, personal/professional growth, ongoing learning and career opportunities. Here is a quick breakdown of what a typical work experience looks like at Longevity: Gym-Based Role Mixed Case Load (Private, Medicare, NDIS, Work Cover and DVA) Flexible Working Schedule Location PD weekly +…
This past weekend, the Longevity team gathered for our inaugural Winter Well-Being Retreat, an event dedicated to prioritising self-care and well-being. Nestled on a stunning 26-acre estate in the heart of the Hunter region, the retreat provided a serene escape from our daily routines, allowing us to recharge, reconnect, and rejuvenate in the most tranquil…
The world as we know it has drastically changed due to Corona Virus (COVID-19). We have had to change the way we interact with each other on a daily basis and adapt to keep everyone safe. All gyms and outdoor exercise equipment are now closed however Longevity Exercise Physiology is here to support you so…
Welcome to our first ever video blog where we will answer your questions about all things health and fitness. Make sure you share, comment and ask your question after you watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMUgIKHpkjw.
Understanding Hip Pain and Its Impact Hip pain is a prevalent issue that can significantly affect daily activities and overall quality of life. Common causes include osteoarthritis, bursitis, muscle strains, and hip fractures. Chronic hip pain often leads to reduced mobility, impacting one’s ability to perform routine tasks and diminishing independence across the lifespan. The…
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.