Longevity Year in Review: Celebrating 2023’s Milestones and Memories

ByIsaac Roman

As we bid farewell to 2023 and welcome the promises of a new year, it’s only fitting to take a moment and reflect on the remarkable achievements of our team at Longevity Exercise Physiology Drummoyne, Edgecliff, Marrickville, Castle Hill, Randwick, Pymble, Kingsgrove, Neutral Bay and Coburg.This year has been filled with personal milestones, professional triumphs, and memorable experiences that have shaped us into a stronger, more connected team.

Our team pushed to help as many members of our community as we could, and we could not have done it without you. We have loved training with all of you, and we appreciate your trust in us to help you and your loved ones.

This year saw us have our biggest team yet and help more people than ever. Join us as we revisit the highlights of 2023 and celebrate the incredible journeys of our team members.

Celebrating special life moments:

Jarrat:

  • Welcomed his daughter into the world
  • Had the opportunity to attend Longevity Nexum’s Mitch and Ashley’s wedding in Canada alongside Georgia and Guy

Stefan, Jarred & Isaac:

  • In 2023, love was in the air as three of our team members, Stefan, Jarred, and Isaac, all tied the knot with their partners

   

Luke:

  • First overseas trip with his daughter Lily
  • Moved into a new home with his family!

Trish:

  • Youngest son finished his HSC and graduated high school

Ellen:

  • Moved house into the Inner West

Athletic Achievements:

Rachel:

  • Reached her 2023 goal with a snatch PB

Annabel:

  • Completed her first-ever marathon
  • First-ever trip to Europe

Izaac:

  • Team of the year for the second straight year
  • Moved from Newcastle to Sydney

New Adventures:

Grayson + Nate:

  • A shared overseas trip created lasting memories for Grayson and Nate

Georgia:

  • Retired from athletics with no regrets, freeing up time for her first overseas trip with her partner

Kale:

  • Incredible mid-year 4-week holiday
  • Stepped up as Team Leader of Drummoyne

Nat:

  • Europe trip ticked off the bucket list

What a year it has been! The Longevity team thanks you for all of your hard work over 2023 and looks forward to the exciting things we will achieve together in 2024.

Call Longevity Exercise Physiology Drummoyne, Edgecliff, Marrickville, Castle Hill, Randwick, Pymble, Kingsgrove, Neutral Bay and Coburg on 1300 964 002 to achieve great things together in 2024!

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