More Power!!!

More Power!!!

Power is not only useful for many sports but for everyday activities such as climbing stairs, lifting objects (and children) and preventing fall injuries. To train power we need to train both speed and strength. Lastly, as we age, we lose power more quickly than strength so maintaining power to prevent fall injuries becomes more important.

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Coordination -  Move more fluidly and efficiently every day

Coordination - Move more fluidly and efficiently every day

Balance is our ability to remain upright by adjusting our body. While we often think of it as important for gymnastics, yoga and skateboarding, it is also important in everyday life. Falls are often devastating and poor balance is one of the most important predictors. The more we practice balancing the better our balance becomes. Here are some for yoga poses for you to improve your balance.

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Balance - Staying On Your Feet

Balance - Staying On Your Feet

Balance is our ability to remain upright by adjusting our body. While we often think of it as important for gymnastics, yoga and skateboarding, it is also important in everyday life. Falls are often devastating and poor balance is one of the most important predictors. The more we practice balancing the better our balance becomes. Here are some for yoga poses for you to improve your balance.

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Agility - Improve your Agility for Everyday Life.

Agility - Improve your Agility for Everyday Life.

Agility is our ability to change directions quickly. While it is useful in many sports including basketball, netball & soccer, it is also useful in everyday life for avoiding obstacles, playing games with children and preventing injuries. To improve your agility, it is best to practice using your agility in activities such as cone agility drills. Give these a go and see how your agility improves.

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Fire trucks cause Fires - Correlation vs Causation

Fire trucks cause Fires - Correlation vs Causation

This week we will be looking at correlation vs causation. Health journalists often seem to get these confused. If a study found a correlation between eating biscuits and cancer, headlines will often read something like, “Biscuits cause Cancer!”. What is the difference between correlation and causation? Read more to find out.

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