Grip Strength — The Surprising Health Marker
Here’s a question your GP has almost certainly never asked you: how strong is your grip? Not your bench press. Not your squat. Not your VO2 max. Just your grip — the simple ability to squeeze something
Inspire Fitness for Wellbeing | Exercise Physiology
Inspire Fitness for Wellbeing | Exercise Physiology
Here’s a question your GP has almost certainly never asked you: how strong is your grip? Not your bench press. Not your squat. Not your VO2 max. Just your grip — the simple ability to squeeze something
By Michael Richmond AEP Why the ability to move quickly may matter just as much as how much force you can produce. When people think about ageing, they often think about losing strength. It’s a common assumption
Why is it important and how it can help your overall strength and health By Abhishek Behl (Accredited Exercise Scientist) Unilateral Training is essentially training a single arm or a single leg individually
Written By: Abhishek Behl (Accredited Exercise Scientist) Many people lead busy lives and struggle to juggle the conflicting demands of their jobs, their family responsibilities and the important time necessary
Written by: Nathaniel Briscomb (Accredited Exercise Physiologist) Blood flow restriction (BFR) training is a training method over 50 years old that involves partially restricting arterial inflow and fully restricting
By Abhishek Behl In the realm of fitness and strength training, achieving optimal muscle activation, strength and release are crucial for maximising performance and preventing injuries. One frequently neglected
By Abhishek Behl What is Functional Training? Function training refers to movement patterns that you would engage in your day to day life and activities. Varying from sitting down, getting up from a seated/lying
Written By: Abhishek Behl (Accredited Exercise Scientist) In this article, we delve into the pivotal sports within Australia, namely Soccer, Cricket, Tennis, AFL, Golf, and Basketball, analysing how gym