Dedicated to a man I have known for many years who has worked in true honesty and grown as a human being. An inspiration of what a person can achieve. A man I am honoured to have as a friend. – To Dion. Currently I am engaged by a company to help, assist and support [More Info]
This is a question that plagues many athletes. Many people assume that running and weightlifting don’t work well together. If done right, these two sports in conjunction can help you achieve your fitness goals. Read on to learn more about running and building muscle simultaneously. The Short Answer: Yes You can absolutely run while gaining [More Info]
Going through a very rough patch of ill health or misfortune takes its toll on you physically but even more so mentally. At times, when you have been ill or unwell you don’t have the time to stop and think about what you are thinking about and analyse it. You are generally unaware of whether [More Info]
Lifting weights helps you build your muscle strength, but if you want that strength to be beneficial in some other activities as well, such as group sports or running everyday errands, you have to build your endurance too. Your stamina plays a significant role in your overall fitness level and performance and to be able [More Info]
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Ashley Jones I was recently in Tokyo and was able to spend time with a colleague and friend Andrew Jackson, formerly of Christchurch, but now Head strength and conditioning coach of Ricoh rugby club, based in Setagaya, Tokyo. Ricoh is one of the 14 teams that make up the Top League competition within the [More Info]
I’m on a roll …. well I think so … Might as well write the rest of them …
Author Ashley Jones As Thibadeau has been quoted as saying “complexity is the language of simple minds” this being a truism, I would like to believe that the reverse is also true that simplicity is the outcome of a complex questioning mind.
“If you had a patient that was ill, and there was a pill which they could take, which would in return save their life. But they had to take that pill and stand still there for 20 minutes a day. Would you expect them to do that?” the doctor replied yes to my question. “What [More Info]
