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The Longevity Team would like to welcome Alice Cuthbert Cheney to our growing team! Alice is based at Kingsgrove with Nat. Alice has joined the Longevity Wave – here’s why! Tell us a bit about your journey to being an EP, Alice I was driven to pursue my career as an exercise physiologist as I…

Did you know that exercise is one of the most effective ways to combat heart disease? Heart disease is a leading cause of death worldwide, but there’s good news: physical activity can significantly reduce your risk. Whether you’re trying to prevent heart disease or improve your heart health after a diagnosis, exercise is a powerful…

This week we discuss how small behaviour changes can have a big impact on your health and the importance of individualising weight management strategies.   Focus on the process over the result…   Weighing ourselves once per week gives us the opportunity to think about our behaviour over that week. For example, if the number…

Female infertility is a deeply personal journey that affects millions of women worldwide. Defined as the inability to conceive after a year of regular, unprotected intercourse, it can stem from various factors, including hormonal imbalances, structural issues, and lifestyle choices. While the emotional and physical toll can be overwhelming, there’s a silver lining: exercise. Regular…

Do you practice what you preach and love it? We do! As Exercise Physiologists it’s our job to help others find the most suitable type of exercise for them. But the team at Longevity are in this industry because we LOVE exercise. Our team are involved in all different types of exercise: Team sports including:…

What Is it?

High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is one of the more recent fads to sweep through the fitness industry. I say ‘fad’ because high intensity intervals have long been a staple of athletic programs for almost every sport you can imagine. The benefits are well known and well researched. High Intensity Intervals have become more popular in recent times in the fitness industry because of a growing body of evidence of the health benefits this type of training provides on top of the well established fitness benefits. One of the most impressive findings involves an increase in insulin sensitivity which is a key marker for Diabetes. This has been achieved from only a very minimal amount of HIIT.