Tag: fat
5 Resolutions To Make 2017 Your Fittest Ever? #DesperateFitness Free
14 Reasons to Keep Training Throughout the Christmas Season
Fitness, Pilates, Epping, Essex It is the time of year which sorts the fitness tourists from the fitness converts. The want-to-try-ers from the where-do-I-sign-ers. As soon as that John Lewis ad hits our Facebook feed, I notice class numbers dwindling and fitness intentions being re-scheduled until the new year. STOP.…
How to Make Fitness Inclusive, Fun and Empowering
6 Top Running Tips for Absolute Beginners
Help I’m Afraid of Running
Confessions of a fit family: At home with the Laings
We aren’t vain we’re just trying to stay sane. How exercise helps the mind.
Ha ha ha – you’re fat. Fat shaming in the UK part 1
I’ve been a personal trainer for 13 years. Over the last few years, I’ve noticed a worrying trend occurring amongst my fellow professionals. Fat shaming. It appears that we as health and fitness professionals feel adequately placed to say derogatory comments about anyone who gets in our way. It appears…
Headaches, push-ups and tennis elbow: The shoulder blade connection
THIS week, across all my classes, there’s a bit of a theme. Clue: They are behind you and you need them to move your arms. Anatomically speaking I’m referring to your scapulae, without the latin they are your shoulder blades. Any arm or shoulder movement is dependent on your shoulder…
5 Resolutions To Make 2017 Your Fittest Ever? #DesperateFitness Free
14 Reasons to Keep Training Throughout the Christmas Season
Fitness, Pilates, Epping, Essex It is the time of year which sorts the fitness tourists from the fitness converts. The want-to-try-ers from the where-do-I-sign-ers. As soon as that John Lewis ad hits our Facebook feed, I notice class numbers dwindling and fitness intentions being re-scheduled until the new year. STOP.…
How to Make Fitness Inclusive, Fun and Empowering
6 Top Running Tips for Absolute Beginners
Help I’m Afraid of Running
Confessions of a fit family: At home with the Laings
We aren’t vain we’re just trying to stay sane. How exercise helps the mind.
Ha ha ha – you’re fat. Fat shaming in the UK part 1
I’ve been a personal trainer for 13 years. Over the last few years, I’ve noticed a worrying trend occurring amongst my fellow professionals. Fat shaming. It appears that we as health and fitness professionals feel adequately placed to say derogatory comments about anyone who gets in our way. It appears…
Headaches, push-ups and tennis elbow: The shoulder blade connection
THIS week, across all my classes, there’s a bit of a theme. Clue: They are behind you and you need them to move your arms. Anatomically speaking I’m referring to your scapulae, without the latin they are your shoulder blades. Any arm or shoulder movement is dependent on your shoulder…