by Damian Oldmeadow | Mar 1, 2016 | News
Fitness is a term describing the body’s ability to utilize oxygen relative to a person’s body size and composition. Fitness levels are affected by the body’s cardiorespiratory (heart and lungs) system, the musculoskeletal (muscles and bones) system and also by our...
by Damian Oldmeadow | Feb 10, 2016 | News
If you attended the Women Who Tri Seminar on the 20 January and would like to view the presentation by our very own Kate Luckin (triathlete, physiotherapist and bike fit specialist), the presentation is available by clicking on the following link:...
by Damian Oldmeadow | Feb 10, 2016 | News
Over time I have heard so many myths about strength work in females, many of which stem simply from miseducation. The benefits associated with strength work are numerous, some of which include: – Preventing bone loss and improvement in bone density...
by Damian Oldmeadow | Feb 9, 2016 | News
What a fantastic weekend down at Scarborough beach, watching our beach volleyball athletes battle it out on the sand at the WA Open. A big congratulations to WA’s Melissa Kennedy, Jen Sadler, Tessa Anderson, Taleah Atthowe, Shelby Maher, Casey Grice and Cole Durant...
by Damian Oldmeadow | Feb 5, 2016 | News
Did you know that inactivity has been identified as the number one global health issue in developed nations, far exceeding the risks of obesity, smoking and alcohol for early morbidity. Both aerobic exercise and strength work are known to improve general health and...
by Damian Oldmeadow | Jan 11, 2016 | News
Do yourself a favour and check out this article “Explainer: what is pain and what is happening when we feel it?” by Lorimer Mosely. In this article, Lorimer describes the new approach to explaining pain stating, “We no longer think of pain as a...
