The shoulders are designed to move - to reach, lift, push, pull, and support us in everyday life but they’re also one of the most common places people experience pain, stiffness, and recurring injury. That’s because healthy shoulder function isn’t just about flexibility or strength alone. It requires a balance of mobility and stability, supported by good coordination between the thoracic spine (mid spine), scapula (shoulder blade), and glenohumeral (shoulder) joint. When thes

Where your pelvis sits in space (your posture) is very important for your pelvic floor health and strength! The pelvic floor is just one part of the core, with the other 3 main parts of the system being your multifidus, transverse abdominus and diaphragm (We will dig into these more in coming weeks). Proper posture helps with keeping all parts of this system working well, without any tightness or compensations developing. A forward sitting pelvis like Alaina is demonstrating

Join Jen & Alaina as they delve into perimenopause and beyond in this fundraiser event at CBHS.   If you are going into perimenopause, are in perimenopause or are past the ‘day’ of menopause we would love for you to join us!

In menopause you can gain muscle in just 3 workouts a week!

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Clare getting an awesome result on her VO2 Max test! It got a lot harder towards the end... How to increase VO2 max Exciting news—you've...

What do the different cardio tests mean? As part of our Technogym Checkup we run a cardio test. Cardiovascular ability is an important...

A continuous glucose monitor (CGM) is an amazing piece of tech that makes the life of so many diabetics much easier to manage! It...

We're buzzing with excitement! We'll be the very first in NZ to introduce the revolutionary Technogym Biocircuit.

Do you feel tired all the time? Do most days leave you with moments of feeling totally sluggish, even after a good night's sleep? This...

We all know we have different body types, but sometimes have a hard time accepting the body type we were born with. There are three main...

When preparing for your next workout, take 5-10mins to warm up using myofascial release tools such as a foam roller or Franklin Balls....

(and should you use them?) You may have heard of electrolyte supplements at some point in your exercise journey. They have become a...

Nutritious lunches, either for the workday or the school day are challenging for many people. It doesn’t matter if you’ve exercised at...

Alaina Langridge - Registered Clinical Nutritionist Protein isn’t just to build strong muscles (although it’s essential for that!), it's...

Free your feet! Breathe/Feel/Play Session