If we’ve done our job right, our clients won’t need us forever. Now, if we’re strictly looking at this from a business perspective, it might not be the most optimal model. But hey, we’re not just about business—we’re in the business of health and function! And trust us, this is the ultimate model for long-term …
In the world of exercise, we often find ourselves chasing the latest trends and innovations. Whether it’s high-intensity interval training, CrossFit, or boutique spin classes, we often overlook one of the most accessible and effective forms of physical activity: walking. It’s an exercise accessible to virtually everyone. All you need are a comfortable pair …
Strolling to Success: The Research Backed Benefits of Walking Read More »
Stress—it’s a word that often carries a negative connotation. We tend to associate stress with sleepless nights, anxiety, and health problems – and that’s not wrong. However, not all stress is created equal. In fact, there’s a side of stress that can be incredibly beneficial, even motivating. The Two Faces of Stress Good …
The Yin and Yang of Stress: Harnessing the Power of Good Stress Read More »
Osteoarthritis, osteopenia, osteoporosis… do you know the difference? These terms may initially seem interchangeable, but their nuances are important. As Exercise Physiologists, we come across a range of “osteo” conditions, each of which has a different set of implications. In this blog, we’ll dive into the distinct characteristics of two common “Osteo” conditions: osteoarthritis …
Osteo-what? The Difference Between Osteoporosis and Osteoarthritis Read More »
In a world where screens and seats dominate our daily routine, there’s a powerful truth that we must remember: our bodies are designed for movement. Movement isn’t just a pastime; it’s an absolute necessity for our bodies to function optimally. In our previous blog, we highlighted the undeniable link between exercise and heart disease …
Heart disease, a term encompassing a range of conditions that affect the heart’s structure and function, stands as a significant health challenge globally. In Australia and New Zealand, heart disease continues to be a prominent health concern despite advancements in medical care. According to the Heart Foundation, heart disease remains the leading cause of …
Confronting Inactivity: The Role of Exercise in Heart Disease Read More »
In the world of exercise physiology, especially within the intricate landscape of CTP/life insurance, the concept of setting well-defined goals is like locating your North Star. Picture embarking on a journey without a clear destination – you might end up lost, motivation could dwindle, and achieving your desired outcomes could prove elusive. At Specialised …
In a world where the pressures of life can often outweigh our capacity to cope, mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and burnout have sadly become increasingly common. It’s not unusual for us to meet individuals who’ve had to step back from work due to these challenges. In these moments, we’re grateful to offer …
Stepping Back to Move Forward: A Mental Health Customer Story Read More »
As exercise physiologists, we understand that while exercise is a crucial aspect of overall health, it is not the sole solution to every challenge. Thankfully, despite our exercise-centric title, we actually have a diverse range of tools in our toolbox! Today, we’d like to shine a spotlight on one such valuable tool: relaxation, or what …
Beyond Exercise! Harnessing Parasympathetic Strategies Read More »
By now, you’re probably familiar with our passion for heart rate variability (HRV) and in particular, its role in managing fatigue. But we believe that HRV holds potential beyond fatigue management. One area that has captured our attention in recent years is the realm of mental health… You might be wondering, how does this …
