Fast and furious: intensity is the key to health and fitness

If you don’t have time for hours of exercise every week, short, intense efforts might work instead. Less than 40% of Australians achieve the minimum amount of physical activity recommended by government and professional organisations. This contributes to the fact 60% of Australians are overweight or obese.

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Fitness Training while visiting london and keeping up your fitness

If your coming the the United Kingdom (UK) and want to workout while visiting London on business trip or holiday/vacation, we can help!. There are many reasons to train and excercise while travelling, here are a few reasons that are most common with our clients;

1. Keep the hard work going while travelling
2. See the sites in London with outdoor training
3. An oppurtunity to try something different or do something less strenuous
4. Feel less guilty if you eat a little more than usual
5. Sports tapering, if enjoying a break after some hard perparation, maintaing fitness is key prior to an event
6. Help with detraining rates to slow down fitness decline
7. Training sessions as a gift, treat a fitness fanatic to some great sites and training while in London

Training can be done at outdoors in some of the most beautiful parks and world famous sites in London, at your hotel or workplace, if you want a personal trainer to visit you at work or hotel gym, you will need to ensure its OK for a personal trainer to visit.

Be sure to book you training sessions in advanced once you know your travel arrangements to avoid disappointment.

 

Benefits of Personal Fitness Training

If you would like to know more about the benefits of using a qualified and experienced personal fitness trainer, checkout our our programs for One-to-One and Group Sessions.

 

How much do Personal Trainers cost in London?

See below for One-to-One pricing and Group Sessions pricing. You can pay as you go with single sessions or you can take advantage of block booking sessions. Dont forget, if your training in a group you will get the cost benefit, see our "group fitness training" page for me details. Whichever option you decide, you will get to train outside and can workout in some of Londons iconic locations making your trip to London extra special.

One to One Sessions

Group Sessions

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Health Check: high-intensity micro workouts vs traditional regimes

High-intensity interval training it can be done on a bike, treadmill, or however you can achieve the desired intensity. When it comes to health and fitness, there are rarely any quick fixes. But if you’re struggling to get the recommended 30 minutes of exercise a day, micro workouts might be just the thing you need to start improving your fitness.

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How often should we exercise to get in shape?

You probably won’t need to train as much as Jakob Ingebrigtsen to get in shape. Elite athletes – like Jakob Ingebrigtsen, who won gold for the men’s 1500m race at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics – train almost ten to 14 times per week, clocking up numerous hours on the track and in the gym. But for the rest of us, getting into shape does not necessarily mean such an arduous regime.

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How to Set Realistic Weight Loss Goals

Whether you wish to lose weight or just want to maintain your body weight, setting a realistic goal can help you throughout your fitness journey. There is a true saying that adopting a healthy lifestyle not only changes your body but also changes your attitude, your mind and your mood. 

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Stretches For People Who Sit All Day

Research has proved that 75% of people who sit for too long are at high risk of pain and injuries, contributing to overall poor health. Stretching your body regularly keeps you away from chronic diseases. It calms your mind, improves your posture, and relaxes your muscles, preventing injuries.

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Why it’s better to exercise before breakfast

Exercise is recommended for people who are overweight or obese as a way to reduce their risk of developing type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. But people don’t always have time to exercise as much as they would like, so finding ways to increase the health benefits of exercise is important. Our latest research has found a way to do just that, and it’s to do with timing. This means you might be able to get away with doing less exercise if other commitments, such as family and work, always seem to get in the way.

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