Personal training is often viewed as a luxury. The buff guy /attractive female trainer taking care of their wealthy client is a cliché sometimes portrayed on television and other mainstream media. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. … Read More
Balance Guy Training Blog
How to improve your posture
My posture use to suck. However, nobody one tells you that your posture is bad – not your coworkers, your local GP or even your chiropractor. It’s like having a booger up your nose that no one tells you about. … Read More
Get a grip
Your everyday life requires grip strength and endurance. Think about it, how often do you Pick up something from the ground or overhead and then carry it? Carry in groceries from the car? Open a new jar? Rip open a … Read More
Control your snacking urges and get results!
NOTE- I have a special guest post from Josh Anderson head honcho at DIY Active. Nutrition isn’t my strong point so I called in the experts. Enjoy and let me know what you think. Take it away Josh. Everyone loves … Read More
Variety is the spice of fitness
Going to the gym and doing the same old thing day in day out gets boring quickly. Then further down the track, it starts to get harder and harder to drag yourself out of bed each morning when the results … Read More
Advanced core training
Stop crunching and start having fun with your core training … Read More
Fatherhood, fitness and faith
A couple best days of my life have been the birth of my 2 boys. They’re the gifts that keep on giving. And giving and giving… From 2005-2009, I was a stay-at-home father, before it was cool, like it is … Read More
(Mind the)Gap Training
While I was travelling around on the Underground train in London in 1998, a time when I was young, carefree and had hair, that moronic voice would repeatedly come over the loud speaker. “Mind the gap. Please mind the gap.” … Read More
Lessons learnt
We’ve seen on our social media feeds success stories about losing weight or moving massive amounts of it. It’s a great way to promote personal training services(or yourself) and to provide social proof. What’s not shown is the hard work … Read More