Home Articles Move
Move

Tabata

E-mail Print PDF

skatingDo you want to get fitter in less time using shorter workouts? Sounds great, doesn't it. So what's the catch? Well, the catch is that you need to do it at a high intensity and only have a partial recovery. In other words - it hurts!

The Tabata Protocol is named after a Japanese researcher and was developed by the head coach of the Japanese speed skating team. It involves doing 20 seconds of intense activity followed by 10 seconds of rest.

 

Dynamic ageing

E-mail Print PDF

ageingProper exercise and movement could literally save your life.

Studies repeatedly show that regular exercise can help prevent or reduce the effects of hypertension, obesity, heart disease, cancer, stroke and osteoporosis.

 

Exercise as a nutrient

E-mail Print PDF

nutrientDo you consider exercise a requirement for your body or an optional extra?

Researchers have called exercise and movement an essential nutrient for brain function and development. And just like dietary nutrients there are many different components that you need to consider. In fact if you want to have a healthy "diet" of exercise there are ten general skills (nutrients) that you need to consider.

 

Sleep your way to better health

E-mail Print PDF

sleepDid you know that after seven years, half of the weight of your mattress is dead skin cells? And if that isn't enough to make you want to change your mattress, there are many health concerns associated with not sleeping in the right posture, not having the right support and not getting enough sleep.

 

Better sleep

E-mail Print PDF

sleepAre you one of the 75 per cent of adults who frequently suffer from sleep problems?
Poor sleep can lead to:

  • Poor health
  • Low productivity at work
  • Danger on the roads (less alert)
  • Impaired memory
  • Fertility problems
    Social and intimate relationship problems
 


Eat.

Eat

Think.

think

Move.

move

Chiropractic.

Chiropractic

Wellness.

Wellness

Blog.

Blog