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Recently we published a post asking you a very important question: “What do you want?”. You can read the full article here. Before you read on, I want to make sure that you choose something. You can choose ANYTHING related to your health: reduce pain, lose weight, increase energy levels, live until I’m 100! You can choose anything you like. Choose it now.

The most important part of choosing what you want is making sure it is connected to what is most important to you. If family is important to you, make sure you connect it back to your family. If having a successful career is important to you, then connect it back to that. If your relationship with your partner is important, then connect it back to that. Check that what you want is connected to what you value the most and then read on.

If there is one thing for sure that I have learnt after working with hundreds of clients regarding behaviour change, it is that if what you want is not connected to what you see as the most important things in your life and what you value the most, then you will not take the necessary steps to turn what you want into a reality. 

So now that you know what you want, read on to see what the next steps are….

At Longevity, collaboration is one of our core values. This means not only working harmoniously within our teams but also engaging with other healthcare providers in our communities. We adopt a multidisciplinary approach to deliver the best results for our clients. We take pride in ensuring that Longevity Exercise Physiologists serve as the central figures in…

How often do you think to yourself “Just take a breath”? For the vast majority of Australians, that’s something associated with relaxing, unwinding or maybe pleading for a moment of reprieve from hearing the latest gossip from our significant other. Unfortunately, for those with Lung Cancer. Breathing is anything but relaxing. At Longevity, the team…

“Time is the most precious commodity out there. It’s the one thing you can’t buy or ever buy back. Give it your absolute all to whatever task it is your doing, no matter how big or small it is.” – Muscle Prodigy

This is a deep quote that hits home every time we read it. Ultimately, this has brought us to writing this article on rest periods.

Why is it that we are constantly feeling pressed for time? Why do we always keep track of time whether it’s with our cell phones, watches, or clocks? Why do we always look at the time to see if it’s 5 pm yet at work? We are always keeping track of time, but why is it that we don’t keep track of time when we are training, as in our rest periods?

We’ve found that a lot of people don’t do it simply because they are always in a rush, too lazy to keep track of it, or they don’t understand the benefits of it. So, before we get down-right nasty with this article, just remember that this might not be your cup of tea, but trust us, we will make you think twice about going to buy a stop watch or busting out your I Pod’s stop watch during training.

How Much Time Should You Rest?

At Longevity Exercise Physiology Ascot Vale, we believe in a simple but powerful approach to healthcare: don’t wait until something breaks to take care of it. Whether you’re looking to prevent future health issues or better manage an existing condition, our team is here to help—and your private health insurance may cover it. Why Exercise…

As we stand on the cusp of a new year, it’s the perfect time to reflect on our New Year’s resolutions and aspirations. Perhaps there were goals left unmet last year, dreams that lingered in the distance. In 2024, we invite you on a journey with us at Longevity Exercise Physiology, where we guide you…