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The Rise of Running - How to Start at Your Own Pace

The Rise of Running - How to Start at Your Own Pace

If you have noticed more people jogging past your local café or groups in matching gear gathering at the park on a Saturday morning, you are not imagining it. Running has well and truly taken off in Australia and around the world. What was once seen as a solitary sport is now a popular social activity, a mental health boost, and a way to stay fit without complicated equipment or expensive memberships.

This surge in popularity is not limited to professional athletes or long-distance marathoners. People of all ages and fitness levels are lacing up their shoes, discovering the benefits of running at their own pace, and often finding a supportive community along the way. Whether your goal is to feel healthier, meet new people, or simply enjoy time outdoors, there has never been a better moment to start running.

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The Difference Between Osteo, Physio, and Chiro - Which is Right for You?

The Difference Between Osteo, Physio, and Chiro - Which is Right for You?

Unsurprisingly, people tend to face confusion when it comes to choosing between osteopathy, physiotherapy, and chiropractic care. Each therapy has a unique focus and targets different aspects of musculoskeletal health, but it's a space that can be tricky to navigate. Thankfully, that’s where we come in.

Should You Keep Moving? Tips for Exercising with Knee Pain

Should You Keep Moving? Tips for Exercising with Knee Pain

Exercise is a cornerstone of a healthy lifestyle, offering numerous benefits such as improved cardiovascular health, enhanced mood, and better overall physical fitness. However, for those suffering from knee pain, the idea of staying active can be daunting. Knee pain is a common issue that affects people of all ages and activity levels, leading many to question: should you exercise with knee pain?

How to Make Movement a Regular Habit for a Healthier Life

How to Make Movement a Regular Habit for a Healthier Life

Dr Gina Cleo
Making movement a regular habit can sound daunting, but with the right tools, it’s within reach for everyone. By redefining exercise, prioritising consistency over intensity, seeking accountability, finding joy in movement, and practicing flexibility, you can create a lifelong movement habit that nourishes your body, mind, and soul. So, lace up your sneakers, stretch those muscles, and get ready for a journey toward a healthier, more vibrant you. 
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