Introduce more movement into your life
Read MoreMeet SPARK client Helen. "To feel a pleasure in going forth into the open air, and breathing it. To be buoyant in all my limbs and movement"
Read MoreFood is the only way we obtain physical energy. So the better quality the fuel we're feeding our bodies the better we're going to feel.
Read MoreThe benefits of yoga can be felt in a physical and mental sense but also on a deeper cellular level.
Read MoreGreen smoothies are full of goodness but they can often taste like fresh grass clippings. Look no further! This recipe is sure to get your Kermit tastebuds drooling.
Read MoreJunior tennis players, recreational players and professionals should take precautions to bulletproof their wrists in a sport that is increasingly stressful on so many joints.
Read MoreKINeSYS is the ideal sunscreen for tennis players. With a quick-drying formula, the non-aerosol, pump spray sunscreen is fast-absorbing, lightweight and a pleasure to wear on the court. I highly recommend it!
Read MoreThose with superior athleticism and staying power will always dominate a surface that puts a premium on fitness.
Read MoreFrom recreational to pro player, warming up before hitting the tennis court is non negotiable.
Read MoreTennis agility and footwork drills can benefit every tennis player. It is considered one of the most important aspects of the game so you have to get it right.
Read MoreHaving the ability to recover well and stay physically ‘up’ during a tennis match is a matter of doing the right training.
Read MoreA yoga practice can be an important tool to stretch tight muscles, encourage tissue resiliency, and address muscle asymmetries from what’s typically a one-sided sport.
Read MoreTo build a better body, you’ve got to work hard. Tennis fitness training will have profound benefits for your general fitness, not only your tennis.
Read MoreWhen it comes to mobility I like to get creative. Developing a ‘mobility sequence’ is a fun and effective way to keep your body strong and supple.
Read MoreTo build a strong body for tennis, you need a plan. My training fitness plans are based on the ‘Martin Method 9 Threads’ methodology developed by Nathan & Giselle Martin.
Read MoreNew group 'toned & tight' training exercise class in Lilyfield
Read MoreWhen it comes to health & fitness, there simply is no ‘one-size fits all’ approach that everyone can adopt. However there are several underlying principles that can be applied across the board.
Read MoreIs jogging for you? Why not move like a cheetah instead. Your body might even thank you for it.
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