Loxlee Blacket from START Training discusses a variety of methods for overcoming physical activity barriers and references a case study of a current client. Particular mention is given towards Coronavirus…
Read MorePhysical Activity Participation Barriers for People with a Disability Physical activity barriers exist in many different forms for various populations. Particularly for those living with a disability, barriers to…
Read MoreFostering an Active Childhood for an Active Future As of 2019, 1 in 4 Australian children aged 2-17 were considered overweight or obese. The World Obesity Federation predicts that up…
Read MoreAs the off-season nears a close, many Australian Rules Football clubs across the country will commence their pre-season. One reason pre-season exists is to develop the physical qualities required to…
Read MoreUPDATE: Over the past week I had the privilege of working at Uni Games as a Sports Trainer, providing first aid and other sports related needs such as strapping…
Read More7 Tips for Club Rugby Players Now that the season has finished, the off-season brings a fantastic opportunity to lay the foundations for improved performance in the upcoming season…
Read MoreCase Study One of my favourite topics is the area of Blood Flow Restriction training (BFR). BFR, known as other names such as occlusion, KAATSU, ischaemic, or hypoxic training involves…
Read MoreThe substantial research behind the benefits of exercise for general health and wellbeing in healthy populations right through to quality of life in end stage clinical populations has been well…
Read MoreWith the recent Invictus and Para-Commonwealth Games in 2018, an ever-growing light has shifted towards viewership of disability sport. Names like Kurt Fearnly, Dylan Alcott, and Brendan Hall have risen…
Read MoreWhat is the NDIS? Since July 2016, the NDIS has commenced its rollout across the state. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) aims to provide individualized support for people with…
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