Training Secrets of Olympic Athletes, for Everyday Warriors! (Part 4)

Here at Inspire Fitness, we are passionate about making sure our clients benefit from training based on the most up-to-date research in exercise and sport science, and is specific to their individual fitness

Weekly Health and Fitness Roundup: 30th July – 5th August, 2012

This Inspire Fitness Weekly Roundup touches on the benefits of swimming and barefoot running, portion control, and boosting your consumption of healthy fruits and vegetables: EXERCISE: You don’t have to

Weekly Health and Fitness Roundup: 2nd – 14th July, 2012

This week’s Inspire Fitness Weekly Roundup is a bumper edition, covering the first fortnight of July as we missed the first week’s roundup…sorry about that!  To make up for it, we are providing double

Ketosis: Eating Fat To Lose Fat?

Although low-fat diets are currently being touted as the best way to lose weight and prevent many chronic illnesses, fat consumption in Western society has actually declined during the past few decades.  Nevertheless,

Throw Out The Scales: Why You Should Care About Fat-Free Mass

Here’s an all-too-common scenario that I’m sure many of you have encountered in your personal health and fitness journeys: Week 0: First weigh-in.  You record the number on your scales, then resolve never

Change Your Life, Change Your Diabetes Risk: The Case For Lifestyle Modifications And Better Health Outcomes

Recent statistics have been released detailing the extent of the current diabetes epidemic in Victoria and have highlighted the need for prevention to limit the burden of the disease for individuals.  With

Inspire Fitness Christmas Party And Awards 2011

With Christmas just around the corner I would like to take this opportunity to wish a safe and Merry Christmas to all of our clients and readers of our blog.  This festive season is not without its challenges

The Benefits Of Exercise For Diabetes

There is a significant amount of research available documenting the importance of structured physical activity in the prevention and management of diabetes.  Despite all of this information, just 39% of adults