Articles in Category: Training and Performance
By Don Williams One of the circumstances we run into from time to time at Institute of Sports and Spines is patients reporting that their GP said they need to see a physio for their problem, “it’s not a chiro problem”. There can be a tendency for people to question...
By Max Cuneo, Nutritionist From around mid-November until mid-January is when the so called ‘silly season’ occurs. By mid-December [it] is usually in full swing. Social gatherings, family catch-ups, time away holidaying to sunny or cold destinations, are examples of...
Christmas Home Workout By Bevan Chen With Christmas and New Year’s just around the corner, life can get a little busy with work, celebrations, and parties. This usually means that the good exercise routine you worked hard for gets thrown out the window, and we all...
by Emma Hughes Whether you want to build your physique and create more muscle definition or want to increase your muscular endurance/power understanding the different types of muscles and their properties will help you achieve those prior goals in a targeted and...
Type 2 Diabetes can severely affect a person’s lifestyle in regard to diet and complications it brings along. An extremely effective method of managing Type 2 Diabetes is through exercise. If you have Type 2 Diabetes, it is important to ensure that you exercise...
