Sleep, exercise, nutrition, relationships, meaningful activity, play. An imbalance of any of these can impact the others. So as we talk about food, we're really talking about wellness as a whole.
Read MoreSleep, exercise, nutrition, relationships, meaningful activity, play. An imbalance of any of these can impact the others. So as we talk about food, we're really talking about wellness as a whole.
Read MoreThe scapula is essentially a floating piece that relies on the proper functioning of your muscles to be stable. If there are any weaknesses or imbalances then the scapula can become unstable and lose function.
Read MoreFlexibility and mobility in the adductor (inner thigh) muscles are essential for sports like martial arts or dancing, where open hips are necessary to performing skills like kicking.
Read MoreThe most common cause of Sciatica is compression of the sciatic nerve by a herniated disc. The most obvious symptoms for sciatica is pain in the lower back, buttocks, knee, and leg.
Read MoreWhen the muscles of your core are strong and coordinating efficiently with each other (timing has an important role to play in the function of the core), your spine is strong and stabilised against injury and pain.
Read MoreTo move is to live. According to biology, movement is a basic characteristic of life. Everything that lives, moves. So why don’t we put more emphasis into how we do it?
Read MoreThe more dorsiflexion you have, the closer you can get your hips towards your base of support (your foot) in a squat or pistol squat.
Read MoreAnkle mobility has gotten a lot of attention in recent times for being an essential component of the squat, and rightly so, but let’s not forget another major joint involved in the squat.
Read MoreIf the muscles that are responsible for shoulder movement aren’t functioning properly, something else will in it’s place. These exercises will help mobilise and strengthen your shoulder muscles so that you can move into overhead positions, both safely and with efficiency.
Read MoreUpper Crossed Syndrome is a muscle imbalance usually as a result of poor posture, which is common in a sedentary lifestyle. Here’s what Alec Morrison did to help fix it over 6 weeks.
Read MoreJoin us as we learn about how Ben got into the world of personal training, why he’s so driven about it, and we also answer some of your questions that you asked us on our Instagram!
Read MoreJoin us as we delve into self efficacy, understanding our thoughts & emotions, and how to implement a 4 step guide to managing 'bad' moments.
Read MoreUpper Crossed Syndrome (or UCS) is a muscle imbalance usually as a result of poor posture, which is common in a sedentary lifestyle.
Read MoreTypically mechanical back pain arises from adopting poor posture for extended periods of time, poorly designed seating, or incorrect bending and lifting technique.
Read MoreFatloss can get complicated. There are so many options out there when losing weight and so there are so many conflicting opinions about which is the best exercise style.
Read MoreOur case study presented with a winged scapula on his right side along with pain on the same side. The pain has been described as "achy" along the front of the shoulder deltoid area, "generally uncomfortable", and "crunchy".
Read MoreRehab and future proof your knees with these 3 simple exercises.
Read MoreHow to cure your back tightness or stiffness at the office.
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