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David has been at the forefront of the UK health and fitness industry for several years and holds certifications from some of the most prestigious personal training, sports medicine and therapy academies around the world.

    A Simple Guide to Running

    exercise routines, whether it is for that long awaited summer holiday or for a personal goal such as the marathon. For many of us this means one thing, Running! For those of you training for the marathon, the weekly mileage and speed training will now be mounting up as you enter the last couple of weeks leading into the big day. Read: A Simple Guide to Running Read

    By: David Osgathorp | 10/04/2008 | Fitness

    The Importance of Stretching

    Through bad lifestyles, repetitive sports or general lack of movement we have created chronic cases of bad posture brought about by muscle imbalances. By imbalances we mean, some of the muscles have become weak and lazy and are allowing other muscles to do the extra work as we move around- these become short and tight. Read: The Importance of Stretching Read

    By: David Osgathorp | 04/04/2008 | Fitness

    Health in the Workplace

    The workplace has, in recent years for some become one of the unhealthiest environments in which to operate. Employees find themselves in pressure situations where they may be unclear of their job definition other than to appear busy and create a positive impression. Read: Health in the Workplace Read

    By: David Osgathorp | 31/03/2008 | Health

    What is Corrective Exercise?

    Corrective exercise is the precise training method that will keep your body in balance by addressing exactly what the body needs. Through resistance training, stretching, breathing and movement coaching you will discover what it really is like to feel physically good! Read: What is Corrective Exercise? Read

    By: David Osgathorp | 29/03/2008 | Health

    Lose the Stress and Lose the Fat

    It may sound ridiculous but your exercise routine may be causing you to store fat rather than lose fat. Next time you visit the gym take a look at the guy that's always on the same cross trainer for what seems like hours at a time and yet he never seems to change his body shape. Read: Lose the Stress and Lose the Fat Read

    By: David Osgathorp | 28/03/2008 | Fitness
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