AUTHOR
Having been in the fitness industry for over 30 years, Steele is a Co-founder of TRAINFITNESS. He was one of the first Personal Trainers in Brisbance Australia back in the '90s. On moving to the United Kingdom in 2000, he started work at London's Harbour Club where he quickly became a well known for training many celebrities including Mel B, Bjork, Elle Macpherson, Max Beesley, Melanie Sykes and many more. He was a presenter on the FAt Academy televions show in 2003. His passion lies in nutrition and healthy living, being a strong advocate for micro-stresses placed on the body to stimulate mitochondrial health.
Rethinking Post-Workout Recovery You can’t miss them on the shelves. Those flashy bottles promising faster recovery, better performance and endless energy. Sold as the post-workout must-have, these drinks often slip into routines without a second thought. But just because something’s popular doesn’t mean it’s ideal. New research is raising questions…
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We all know stretching’s good for mobility and flexibility. But did you know a recent study has shown it can actually help build muscle? More specifically, it supports muscle growth in people who can’t lift, press or squat their way through a traditional programme. And for personal trainers working with…
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We all know that lifting weights builds stronger muscles, improves posture and helps with fat loss. But what if it could also sharpen your memory? Improve your focus? Maybe even reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s? Turns out, it can. More and more research is uncovering a fascinating connection between resistance…
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A PT’s Guide to Dosing for Performance If you’ve been going to the gym for a while, you may have noticed that caffeine is the unofficial mascot of the fitness industry. Whether it’s in your client’s morning coffee, their pre-workout or the energy drink they’re clutching at 7pm (eeek), caffeine…
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We’ve all seen it, clients buzzing with excitement because they’ve finally shifted a few kilos. The number on the scale is going down and everything seems to be on track. But then the complaints start trickling in. “I feel a bit weaker,” “my lifts have stalled,” or “I just feel…
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