Deadlift
The Deadlift is a simple exercise. Pick up a heavy bar off the ground then put it down again. It is one of the most effective exercises for improving total-body […]
Weight Training: Why Everyone Should Lift
Weight training has many benefits including: Increasing overall strength. Weight training improves a person’s ability to perform taxing physical tasks as well as normal, everyday activities—like bringing in the groceries […]
Bulking Up and Gaining Strength
Want to Increase strength, achieve a suitable body composition, and maintain fitness levels? Read on. If you take your sporting performance (or health) seriously, you should already be consuming a […]
School Gym Safety Tips
This article provides advice on school gym management, safety, and how personal trainers can protect themselves from liability and accidents . Do No Harm The #1 rule in any school […]
The Sports Industry Lacks Female Coaches
Women in coaching roles Within Australian sport research, there is a lack of information about women in elite coaching roles. The sports industry lacks female coaches, and this under-representation highlights […]
How to Become a Coach/Mentor Partner with Fit Education
Fit Education provides on-line learning and assessment opportunities for students to obtain their SIS20115 Certificate II in Sport and Recreation, SIS30321 Certificate III in Fitness, SIS40221 Certificate IV in Fitness and SIS50321 Diploma […]
What is Recovery?
What is recovery? Recovery is one of the most underrated aspects of a fitness journey, sport training or everyday life.
Finding a happy balance of fitness and lifestyle over the holidays
Prioritising healthy habits is something more of us should do, however finding a happy balance will help with the chaos of the holidays.
Breaking Unhealthy Habits
Habit: usual way of behaviour or a tendency that someone has settled into.
Whether it’s our morning routine or our night time bed routine that we can’t go to bed until all steps are followed, habits are regular activities done in the same place, same time and with the same people. We are all creatures of habit.
How exercise can reduce pain
When we are in pain sometimes movement or exercise is the last thing we want to do, however exercise and movement are some of the fundamental aspects in management for persistent pain.
Exercise has been proven to improve post surgery recovery, or any recovery for that matter, reduce side effects for conditions such as diabetes, cancer, heart attacks, and some neurological conditions.
As exercise can improve function, wellbeing and pain levels.
