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Weekly Health and Fitness Roundup: 18th – 24th June, 2012

Twitter has been abuzz recently, so this Inspire Fitness Health and Fitness Roundup focuses on some of our favourite tweets in health and fitness from this week: 5 Common Protein Questions Answered nblo.gs/z62dB

Weekly Health and Fitness Roundup: 11th – 17th June, 2012

This week’s Inspire Fitness Health and Fitness Roundup takes a nutritious turn!  Learn more about gluten, salt, and quinoa from these respected medical professionals and dietitians: Is gluten toxic? Dr Rosemary

Personal Training Boosts Motivation

The recently released 2012 Australian & New Zealand Fitness Industry Survey (ANZFIS) highlighted a number of benefits for gym members and personal training clients across the country.  These clients reported

Weekly Health and Fitness Roundup: 4th – 10th June, 2012

Frosty windows, cold mornings, freezing nights…winter’s here, and it can be easy to succumb to winter-time excuses instead of training consistently.  So this week, the Inspire Fitness Health and Fitness

Meditation Improves Quality Of Life And Functional Health

A recent study conducted by the University of Sydney has confirmed our long-held belief and recommendations about the value of meditation for your health and wellbeing.  Whilst this traditional practice has

Weekly Health and Fitness Roundup: 28th May – 3rd June, 2012

As the weather cools down and we head into winter, this week’s Inspire Fitness Health and Fitness Roundup touches on a bit of everything in relation to your health and wellbeing…infographics, healthy food

Olympic Games Inspirational Moments

With the London 2012 Olympic Games drawing closer, now is a great time to reflect and draw inspiration for our own training from the incredible athletic performances of previous Games. An inspirational story

Weekly Health and Fitness Roundup: 21st – 27th May, 2012

In this week’s Inspire Fitness Health and Fitness Roundup, find out more about the health and performance effects of coffee, ways to stay active and avoid excessive sedentary behaviour (e.g., sitting!), and