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Increase Your Energy, Boost Healthspan and Extend Lifespan - VO2 Max
VO2 max is not only a key indicator of excellent cardiovascular health, but it's also arguably THE leading indicator of longevity.
In this blog post, I delve deep into what VO2 max actually is, why it's crucial for living a long, healthy, and active life, and, of course, how you can improve your VO2 max through exercise.
Can ‘Life-Stress’ Impair Your Gym Progress? Research Suggests It Can.
When we think about improving our fitness, we often consider elements such as exercise plans, dietary choices, calorie targets, and maybe quality sleep.
However, the truth is, there’s a less obvious element that plays a significant role in your fitness progress and it could be sabotaging your gym results!
Living independently with health and vitality at 74 years old
If you're looking to be fit, healthy, and capable in your final decades, this one is a must-read.
Unlock Your Running Potential With Strength Training
Unlock your running potential with effective strength training this winter. Here’s how.
Why Weight Training Injuries Occur and How to Prevent Them
The ONE reason both weight training injuries and everyday lifestyle aches occur… and how to prevent them!
The Weight Training Framework My Clients Follow For a Pain-Free Body in 20 Years
Your current workout plan will reflect how you feel through midlife and beyond!
In this latest post, I'm discussing the 4 key components I include in my clients' workout programmes to help them to not only feel their best now, but to ensure a strong, robust and pain-free body in 20 years!
A Movement Pattern Approach to Full-Body Training
In this article, I break down how you can use a movement pattern approach to your workouts. Including exercise examples and a workout template for you to follow.
Can We Blame Weight Gain on Our Metabolism As We Age?
In this article, I break down some of the research looking into whether our metabolism is the main culprit for weight gain in midlife.
How to Mitigate Muscle Loss Through Your 40s and Beyond
Maintaining muscle mass becomes increasingly more important as we age. In this article I break down all the great reasons you should be holding onto the muscle you have and how to build more.
4 Reasons to Breath Through Your Nose More
In this article, I discuss a few of the key reasons we should all be breathing through our nose as much as we can. From improving sleep, performing better during exercise to simply increasing our life expectancy.
Exercising at Home: 3 Ways to Make Exercises More Challenging
In this article, I break down my top 3 methods of making straight-forward resistance exercises more challenging when you only have a single weight that you’ve gotten a touch too strong for!
Why Single Leg Exercises Are Crucial For Longevity
Also known as unilateral training, single limb exercises are extremely important, especially with lower body strength training.
What HRV Can Teach You About Recovery
HRV is one of the body’s most powerful metrics for gaining insight into general well-being, stress levels and recovery. Here’s a run-down on what you need to know.
Simple Set-Up For an Effective Warm-Up
An effective warmup is an essential component of any training programme and workout. In this post I break down my approach to how I structure a warmup for my clients.
Coffee and How It Can Impact Your Sleep!
Breaking down how having caffeinated drinks such as coffee, after mid-afternoon could be negatively impacting your sleep and energy levels
4 Best Band Exercises For a Strong Core
In this article, Ollie dives into some of the key benefits training your core effectively can have, along with 4 of the best banded core exercises you can easily do at home or in the gym!
How To Effectively Use a Foam Roller
In this article, Ollie breaks down the foam roller a little further. Let’s take a look at what it actually does (including what it doesn’t do), and most importantly how YOU can make the most out of one.