Why should I quit smoking? Benefits • Reduce the risk of heart attacks and heart disease• Reduce the risk of strokes• Reduce the risk of cancers of the mouth, throat, and lungs• Moving will feel easier (greater exercise capacity)• Greater energy levels• Skin will look younger• Teeth will be whiter• Be a role model for […]
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What is a Perineal Massage? Perineal massage is a technique often used by the pregnant mother, or partner, to prep the pelvic floor for vaginal childbirth. It is the method of stretching and introducing pressure sensations to the perineum (birth passage usually stretched during the crowning stage of vaginal birth). The aim is to decrease
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Are you looking to get into fitness in a fun, no-pressure environment? Or maybe you have been away from the gym for a while and aren’t quite sure how to get back into it? If this sounds like you, our women’s only group is perfect for you! Our women’s group is run by our team
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Are you pregnant? Wanting to continue or start exercising in a safe manner while prepping your body for birth? We can help! These classes are brilliant as you can exercise in a safe manner – especially if you have any pre-existing pains or discomforts that come along with being pregnant (lower back pain, thoracic pain,
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If hydrotherapy sounds like it may be of benefit to you, we would love to help! Get in touch with our team today to book an appointment in either Rockhampton or Yeppoon! Hydrotherapy, or aquatic physiotherapy, is a form of physiotherapy performed in either a heated or cold pool supervised by an experienced physiotherapist. It
The next round begins on the 4th of April! We are looking for mummas that are wanting to focus on themselves after birth and work on making themselves feel in charge of their new body. Focusing on the pelvic floor with exercises and breathing techniques. We work slowly up from lying, sitting and then standing
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Whether you are an athlete, healthy, unhealthy, someone with a heart or lung condition, immunosuppressed, diabetic, young, or old, the adverse effects of COVID-19 are different for everyone. One thing that has become evident are the functional capacity deficits COVID-19 has caused for many who have been exposed. Many people are experiencing declined functional capacities
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We are now opening our books further for a larger intake of Paediatric Physiotherapy clients. In Febuary we will have two new physios with a special interest in Paeds clients meaning we get to help more children with acheiving their goals or maintaining their current mobility levels. We take on NDIS, referrals and other funded
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We’re hoping to continue spreading our wings down in Yeppoon with our Mums and Bubs: First Steps program over the next year. We are so excited to meet some new faces in the area and start you on your Post Natal journey! Focusing on our pelvic floor and activating this throughout our exercises but also
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We are beyond excited to be able to bring this program to our mummas in Yeppoon! These are run on Monday mornings with our Physiotherapist Chloe Petith! Working on core strength and pelvic floor work to get your body moving again after birth.
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Want an inside look at our Junior program? Here is your chance! These classes are run on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 6 am. We highlight injury prevention, mobility & stability exercises, basic movement patterns, understanding different movement planes, improving aerobic fitness, speed & change of direction, and training correctly. These classes are perfect for
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Our heart rate and body temperature increases when we exercise or are out in the heat on a hot day. The way our body regulates this increase in body temperature is through sweating (evaporation), through a process called thermoregulation. Once we finish exercising, we need to replace the fluid lost by rehydrating. Rehydrating after exercise
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