Remaining motivated as a strength and conditioning coach
The energy and enthusiasm that goes into getting a fitness venture off the ground is incredible and infectious. This initial rush of 'getting started' will wear off. How can coaches
Fitness Motivation: When a change is as good as a rest
Strength and conditioning for young athletes is a journey more than a destination. Every athlete has performance goals that they wish to achieve, part of which will include where they
Every day training realities
A fitness training programme on a piece of paper or spreadsheet is simply words. Albeit words of guidance. What the client or athlete does to implement it is what brings
Managing the coaching diary as a self employed pt
The best thing about being a self employed personal trainer is that you get to work for yourself. The worst thing about being the same PT is that you work
What is Keto and can it fuel athletic performance?
In our latest blog post, NK Fitness Sports Nutritionist Becky discusses the ketogenic diet. If you would like to discuss how nutritional support could help you then feel free to
Yoga and Pilates similarities and differences
‘What is the difference between Yoga and Pilates?’ Sometimes people can be confused about which one is best for them. Here, our qualified pilates instructor Franki, provides a quick overview
Science, Fads and Progress – cracks in the research
What is the best way to get fit? Let's take it a little further and ask what's the best strategy for staying healthy? And one more, how can we be
Simplicity is key when changing habits
When you start out as a Windsor personal trainer you want clients. Gaining plenty of clients means a thriving business and the ability sustain yourself in a job that you
What would I tell my younger self about strength and conditioning
One benefit of getting older is that you gain experience. Today, we use our experience to help committed and talented young athletes work hard towards their sporting goals. The field