Should you drink during a workout?
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The bottoms-up kettlebell press is a great drill to build shoulder strength and mobility. The challenge of keeping the kettlebell upside down teaches you how to tighten the core and find your motion in the press.
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Why should you hire a Personal Trainer?
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We have a great 4 week offer to train with Coach Rich to get ready for the summer.
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When many start running we give very little thought to breathing, we just want to try and survive.
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AN IMMUNE BOOST
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An indulgent tasting brunch (or lunch or dinner!!), that packs a mean protein and vitamin hit!
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Ever been told that a sports massage is beneficial for those that train? Or been told that it can increase your joint mobility and reduce the risk of injury?
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Training can often be quite one dimensional and it's extremely important to work isolated muscle groups.
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We have 10 discounted packages on offer to help you lose weight, get fit and feel awesome!
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If the answer is yes, it’s more than likely down to your inability to control your shoulder blade.
If your shoulder blade shrugs up and forward and you then repeat this for hundreds and thousands of reps (at home, in the gym or at work or driving) then the shoulder may become impinged due to the shoulder being in a constant state of internal rotation.
Medium Chain Triglycerides (MCTs) have been promoted to bodybuilders as a supplement to promote weight loss, and to endurance athletes as a supplement to enhance performance capacity. But is there scientific evidence to back either claim?
Brie, tomato and basil stuffed chicken … melted cheese goodness is always a winner!! The lean protein of the chicken balances the high fat content of the cheese.
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“Eat your fruit and veg” is a phrase you have probably heard repeatedly since you were a kid … from your parents, in school, by your doctor, health advertisements. But why is it so important to eat enough fruit and vegetables?!
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Cod is a fantastic addition to any athlete’s diet. Not only is it a super lean protein source (over 20g protein and less than 1g fat, per 100g), it is also full of micronutrients that are super important for those training hard.
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The “snatch” is one of the most complex of the Olympic Lifting movements. Having a 1-2-1 session can really help focus on YOUR weaknesses. Taking time away from a class or training alone and working with a PT can enable you to progress quicker and make sure you are safe in your movements.
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Whether you want to lose fat, build muscle, master the overhead squat, improve your Olympic lifting or get your first pull up this Move Challenge is for you.
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