Thursday, 11 January 2018

New Service - Performance Sessions

New Service - Performance Sessions

Over the years we have had some great results getting our clients back to full function or back onto the field of play in a very short period of time using a range of different techniques. With a lot of people asking us about what we do and wanting to book in to see us about any injuries, pain, tightness, or increases in strength and speed, we have decided to offer it as it's own service.

Here is a good example from this morning with an increase in range of motion and decrease in pain.

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Monday, 8 January 2018

Protein Shakes and Diet Changes

Protein Shakes and Diet Changes

Many young people make the mistake of having too many protein shakes when trying to add muscle mass. We always recommend eating solid food to get solid. Protein shakes are digested too quickly and can lead to some health issues if used to often as meal substitutes. They also spike insulin which can slow down the loss of body fat. The only time we recommend having a protein shake is post-workout and we also individualise the amounts and types of protein sources used as much as possible. When it comes to supplementing with protein shakes it is important you use a quality brand. We use whey protein that comes from grass-fed cows in New Zealand so we know that we are using a product that is beneficial. Many of the proteins that you can buy in a store use poor quality sources and have added sugars, flavours, etc. which can be detrimental to health.

When it comes to nutrition, it is important to follow your plan so that effective changes can be made. Dietary changes need to be made quite regularly to continue making gains but if you aren't following the plan or if you aren't reporting the correct information, any changes made could actually take you off track. There is no perfect diet just as there is no perfect training program. You must constantly change things and make the body adapt.