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No time to train? Being Fit over 40 years old
In today’s fast-paced world, finding time for fitness can be a challenge, especially if you’re over 40 and juggling various responsibilities. However, age is just a number, and staying active is crucial for maintaining overall health and well-being. At Live Well Health & Fitness Studio, with convenient locations in Bondi Junction and Kogarah, we understand…
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Defying Age: Your Guide to Staying Lean in Your 40s with Live Well Personal Training
As we step into our 40s, our bodies undergo various changes that can make staying lean and fit seem like a more challenging endeavour. Metabolism tends to slow down, muscle mass may decrease, and hormonal shifts can impact our weight management journey. However, age is just a number, and with the right approach, you can…
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Age, Health, and Strength over 40 years old
Age, Health, and Strength: The Interplay Are you over 40? As we journey through life, the aging process inevitably sets in. The body undergoes changes in composition, muscle mass starts to decline, and bone density may decrease. These changes can often lead to a reduction in overall strength and an increased risk of health issues…
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5 Foods That Accelerate Fat Loss: A Guide to a Healthier You
When it comes to achieving your fitness goals, exercise is just one piece of the puzzle. Proper nutrition plays a crucial role in accelerating fat loss and helping you achieve a healthier, fitter you. At our Personal Training Studios, located in Kogarah and Bondi Junction, we believe in the power of a well-balanced diet. In…
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Health Span VS Life Span
How Exercise Can Make You Live Longer and Better. As a Personal Trainer, our mission is to help our members unlock the full potential of their health span, enabling them to live a life filled with vitality and joy. At our Personal Training studios in Kogarah and Bondi Junction, we firmly believe that quality of…
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The Transformative Power of Exercise for Individuals with Autism: Why a Personal Trainer is Essential
The Amazing Benefits of Exercise for Individuals with Autism and Why a Personal Trainer Is Key Physical exercise is a basic aspect of a healthy lifestyle, benefiting individuals of all ages and abilities. For individuals with autism, engaging in regular exercise can yield numerous physical and emotional positive effects. While exercise can be pursued independently,…
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3 ways to avoid putting on the winter layers
Avoid the winter layers like we always does. 3 ways to avoid putting on the winter layers: Remember to avoid putting on the winter layers, maintaining a healthy weight is a gradual process that requires consistency and patience. It’s important to adopt sustainable lifestyle habits rather than resorting to crash diets or extreme measures. By…
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Winter Fitness Guide: Stay Active and Healthy
How do we stay healthy during winter? Don’t let the colder temperatures discourage you from staying fit during the winter months. At our boutique personal training studio in Kogarah and Bondi Junction, we are dedicated to helping you stay active and healthy all winter long. Discover our expert strategies to keep your fitness routine on…
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Common fat loss mistakes
Are we making the same mistakes? When it comes to fat loss, there are several common mistakes that people often make. Here are two of them: 1. Overemphasising Cardiovascular Exercise: Cardiovascular exercises, like cycling or jogging, have several health advantages and can aid in calorie burning. However, relying only on cardio for fat loss is…
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The best morning routine to get rid of back pain
If you’re experiencing back pain, establishing a healthy morning routine can help alleviate discomfort and promote overall spinal health. Here’s a recommended morning routine to target back pain:
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How to continue training while dealing with pain or injury
What to do when have an injury Pain and injury stink. There’s no other word to describe it. We’ve all dealt with some level of pain or discomfort, and for most people, pain automatically means ‘I need to stop doing that,” but what happens when we stop moving? We lose it (as the old saying…
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The benefit of sprinting for your health and fitness
As a form of high-intensity exercise, sprinting offers a host of health and fitness benefits. When I say sprinting I don’t just mean running, it could be skipping, pushing a sled, short bursts on a rower or bike, or even performing a beautiful burpee at speed. Here are a few reasons to consider incorporating sprints…
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How to increase your step count and make it a daily habit
We all know the benefits of frequently moving throughout the day. Every day, we see hundreds of people walking, we as humans are built and designed to walk, it’s one of our best features as we can go on and on for long periods of time compared to most other species in the world. It’s…
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Strength Training and Longevity: Why It Matters
Strength training is often associated with bodybuilding and aesthetics, but its benefits go far beyond just looking good. Regular strength training has been shown to have a positive impact on overall health and longevity. Here’s why it’s important to maintain a healthy and active life as you age. In conclusion Strength training is an important…
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Resistance Training vs Steady State Cardio
How do we rate resistance training vs steady cardio training? My personal experience with resistance training has been an amazing journey. When I first started I began noticing my body composition was changing within the first six months. I was an inexperienced lifter back in the day, and I admire all those fitness models in…
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The Best Exercises for Warming Up
When working out, it is important to tailor your warmup to whatever exercises you will be doing. Warming up is key because it increases blood movement to your muscles which brings oxygen and nutrients to them to help with exercise and movement. As well, warming up properly for exercise will help stretch your muscles and…
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Daily Morning Routine
My daily morning mobility routine can enhance your performance. We all tend to perform our daily task without thinking movements play a major role.A busy lifestyle and eating a high process and ultra process can lead to inflammatory joint pain. I noticed when I eliminate sugar, pasta, bread and seed oil and replace with fresh…
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Running Low on Exercise Motivation
Running Low on Exercise Motivation? It’s not everyday that you have the motivation to get up and exercise, even the most avid ones have bad days. Here are 10 ways to keep you loving exercise in the long run: 1. Keep yourself open to being a student When you work out there is always an…