With the RSPCA holding it's annual Million Paws Walk on 21st May 2017, we thought we'd highlight the reasons why your dog makes just the pawfect exercise partner for both your physical...
Are you a student? Do you know the benefits of exercise for your studies? What do lecture halls, computer desks, food courts, and libraries have in common? That's where university students spend...
Are you one of these people SO frustrated that you are not losing weight even though you see a personal trainer? I get it- you work really hard, you do it...
Children who exercise are more likely to maintain an active lifestyle as an adult, but what children want to consciously 'exercise'? It's hard enough for some adults to find the motivation,...
What is intellectual disability? Intellectual disability is an umbrella term that refers to a neurological condition that substantially limits and restricts learning behaviours and intellectual functioning. This includes conditions such as...
According to data collected from Exercise Right Week 2016's survey - out of over 8800 participants, 63.5% exercised with the main motivation being 'to lose weight' and 'to get fitter'. Only 31%...
Although we know that there are many forms of exercise that are free; working out at home, practicing Pilates via YouTube, walking your dog etc…we generally associate exercise with some...
Yoga is sometimes overlooked or not considered as a tool to help with the symptoms of mental health conditions. In Australia, it's estimated that 45 per cent of people will experience...
If I had to choose one thing that working in the exercise and disability field for 15 years has taught me, it would be: “Focus on the ABILITY not the disability”. We...
Do you know of someone that has Autism? Whether it be a family member, a colleague or a friend. Exercise has been shown to help with Autism. What is Autism? Autism is...