Training Clients With Frozen Shoulder

6 hours ago
Michael Betts

Few shoulder problems come with as much hearsay as frozen shoulder. It freezes, it stays frozen and then it thaws,…

The Perfect Posture Myth

1 week ago

“Shoulders back, chest up.” It may be the most common cue we use, and of course, it’s coming from a…

Physical Literacy or Fitness Testing

2 weeks ago

Eighty per cent. That’s the share of UK secondary schools still putting fitness testing into the PE curriculum, from a…

Exercise Snacks for Clients With No Time

3 weeks ago

Take the stairs. Although it’s one of the most repeated pieces of health and activity advice, it’s also one of…

What Should a Personal Trainer Charge in 2026?

4 weeks ago

Whatever you charge an hour, you probably arrived at it by rounding up from what the last trainer in your…

Pilates for Osteoporosis

1 month ago

Most Pilates instructors learn the same thing, and that’s avoid flexion for anyone with low bone density. That usually means…

Coaching Neurodivergent Clients

1 month ago

A client books a 7pm Tuesday session. She comes twice, cancels the next four and stops replying. Hmmmmm…something is up.…

Training an Arthritic Knee

2 months ago

5.4 million people in the UK have osteoarthritis in at least one knee. That figure comes from Arthritis UK, the…

Why Great Group Classes Work

2 months ago

A great group exercise class delivers far more than a workout. There is the exercise itself, of course. But there…

Why Stiffness Starts in the Nervous System

2 months ago

Few beliefs in fitness are held as firmly as the idea that a tight muscle is a short muscle. It…