by Jo Cordell-Cooper | Nov 11, 2015 | Training for hiking, Water fitness
As a 3 time past participant of the Point to Pinnacle half marathon walk I am well aware that the speed at which this event must be carried out at is going to lead to muscle soreness and I wonder if you have considered a Point to Pinnacle recovery plan to minimise...
by Jo Cordell-Cooper | Jul 16, 2015 | Women's Personal Training
Exercise during pregnancy As a Fitness Professional who specialises in exercise before (and after) baby is born I often get asked which type of exercise is best during the pregnancy. Here are my three most common questions, and my answer to them. Q1) I want to run...
by Jo Cordell-Cooper | Jul 16, 2015 | Women's Personal Training
Supercharge your brain (with exercise) You do not have to look far to discover research and rationale on why we should exercise daily. Articles will refer to the need to keep the body disease free, to manage stress, to improve sleep quality, to have a healthy heart –...
by Jo Cordell-Cooper | Feb 19, 2015 | Women's Personal Training
Breast support during exercise In my job as a fitness professional I often see women exercising who clearly look uncomfortable as their breasts move excessively as they exercise. Breasts that are not adequately supported by your bra can result in discomfort for you...
by Jo Cordell-Cooper | Feb 19, 2015 | Training for hiking
Everest Base Camp Training – months 3-6 of a 12 month training schedule I’m going to Everest Base Camp on the Tibetan side. Here is a diary of the physical and mental training I did in preparation for this. Obviously the ultimate goal is to be able to:...
