ELLE BELLE'S FUNCTIONAL TRAINING WOMENS BLOG
Women's Fitness Training and Gym in Brookvale, Northern Beaches.
Sleep is a vital part of life and while sleeping your body and mind receives many benefits that can help you in your life.
Better moods, more alert, clearer thinking, higher immunity, increased memory, looking more attractive, lower chance of chronic/lifestyle disease, less stress, better sex and weight management are all attributed to getting the recommended 8 hours an night of zzz.
Why is Eat. Lift, Sleep. Repeat so important?
Yep these three important components make up an all round healthy daily routine. Why? Lets find out!
Elle Belle's Story of Health...
Growing up
From a young age I can remember having a difficult relationship with food.
I can honestly say - I do love food. I love eating.
Use these exercises to get a better pelvic floor!
Right, now (as per the previous blog about incontinence) we know that we can avoid incontinence and even improve our current situation. However, it can be hard to pinpoint how we achieve pelvic floor contraction.
Incontinence.
1 in 3 women post childbirth experience it and 1/5 of high impact athletes have it but all deal with it more often than not silently. Why?
Do you find you have shoulder niggles and pains?
Well, coach Elle and the Fit Physio Kalya are here to show you some easy exercises designed to strengthen your rotator cuffs and therefore reduce and shoulder pain or niggle you may have!
Got big plans for 2018? All fired up and ready to go? Just one small problem – no idea how to make your dreams a reality?
Here are 5 tips to keep you on track throughout the year and reaching your goals!
Do you find you have tight hips from sitting at a desk all day or driving a lot?
Do you find you have sore knees or lower back pain?
Do you know you have lazy glutes (your butt) because they are never sore after a workout?
In today's society, we spend an enormous amount of time sitting at a desk, driving in the car and looking down at our phones
We know this causes tight hips, shoulders, and lack of movement in our spines which can lead to pain in these areas!
With more and more women trying out weight training, its time to debunk the myths about ‘getting big’ from weight training.
