Keeping track of income, expenses & learning to pay tax does not come easy to everyone. We’re here to give you some of our top tips so you become a tax savvy personal trainer!
I see many PTs come into the industry for a short time, and then drop out because they can’t keep a constant flow of clients, struggle to pay their gym rent, etc. Let's discuss ways to avoid this.
Alcohol is the most used psychoactive drug in the world and has widespread use in Western countries. Lets dive deeper into understanding how alcohol affects our bodies in sports performance.
Since going vegetarian at the start of 2020, I have had lots of people asking why I went vegetarian and how I am going with these changes. Allow me to explain why I have decided to go plant-based.
For many years dietary fat received a bad rep in the media, despite it being an essential macronutrient that plays an important role in hormone synthesis and nutrient absorption...
Your body’s ability to move well and efficiently as you age can have an enormous impact on your physical attributes, competence to perform, posture, and health.
Foam rolling for self-myofascial release (SMR) is popular amongst fitness enthusiasts and personal trainers. Today I will talk about how you can use a foam roller on your clients for effective...
The current NZ Government recommendations for youth participating in physical activity are pretty simple; they boil down to ‘Sit less, move more and sleep well’ (Ministry of Health, 2017).
Advanced resistance training techniques are misunderstood by many. We have all heard of super-sets, but what are they? Why are they useful?
This article aims to break down all thing’s protein; it loosely follows on from a previous article titled Understanding protein powder: safety, dosages, uses. A comprehensive guide to the dietary...
Diastasis Recti Abdominus (DRA or diastasis) is common during pregnancy and in the postnatal period. Many trainers have heard of diastasis, but don’t understand its complications or how to...
DOMS is a form of muscle soreness, weakness or cramping that is prevalent between 24 and 72 hours after a heavy workout..