
Female Fitness Myths – Part 3
We are in to our third month of myth-busting all the things female fitness!!! I am pretty sure we’ll comfortable roll over in to April…
We are in to our third month of myth-busting all the things female fitness!!! I am pretty sure we’ll comfortable roll over in to April…
We put the question out there to trainers all over Australia and New Zealand – what are the most common female fitness myths you hear…
Osteoporosis literally means ‘bones with holes’; it is a condition where bones become thin, weak and fragile. Osteopenia, or low bone density, is a condition…
Heavy lifting is generally advised against for mum’s with pelvic dysfunctions because it has been shown to be a risk factor for prolapse and stress…
On first impression, this “liking” Mama Clients to do Olympic Lifts might seem the antithesis of the message we preach; that is that they FIRST…
So this was an interesting moment for me as both a Personal Trainer and an coach for Personal Trainers… and i have pondered it off…