Is strength training important for youngsters? It sure is, the right exercise delivered by the right professional can play a key role in overall health and well-being!

Exercise plays an important role in the treatment of, and recovery from prostate cancer, through reducing the number and severity of treatment-related side effects and symptoms (such as fatigue, sexual dysfunction, muscle loss, and anxiety and depression), as well as improving or maintaining function during and after treatment.

Exercise Physiologists use exercise interventions to maximise the potential function and quality of life of people with cerebral palsy. Understanding the unique needs and goals of each individual, exercise physiologists work to promote independence, reduce pain, reduce injury risk and develop creative ways to remain active.

Considering the mental and physical health concerns associated with PTSD, physical activity is an accessible and cost-effective intervention option! Let’s look at more details.

It’s women’s health week, and the ladies from the PACE team wanted to share some exercise messages with you!

There is a strong connection between exercise and endometriosis! Let’s look at how movement can support your condition.

Exercise can play a key role in managing the symptoms of menopause - find out how!

Think you should stop weight training at a certain age? Well, you’re incorrect. Let’s look at why!

One hour to exercise? Then make the ABSOLUTE most of it! Learn how we do it at PACE.

So you’re stuck at home with zero exercise equipment…that’s fine! You don’t need an expensive home gym or the latest technology to use as items to keep you active.

Check out our comprehensive list of items and ideas from our experts, that you can find at home to keep your heart pumping!

We get a single one hour outdoor walk during lockdown - so our experts give you their own personal tips on how to get the most of your free time!

Wondering how you can keep active during lockdown? Check out these tips from our experts!

We (should) all know the health risks associated with sitting but new research has really highlighted why we all need to consider sitting less and moving more!

The days are closing in on us as we move into the cold and blustery days of winter. That doesn’t however mean we should be hibernating indoors, it’s very important we keep our exercise levels up over the cold months.

We’ve all heard about the many benefits that exercise can be for our health and wellbeing but exercising with your partner actually introduces a host of different benefits.

Some people love regimented exercise, in fact some people can’t live without it! Structured exercise is an excellent way to make sure your body moves everyday. However, what happens when you struggle to fit in dedicated time to exercise?

Sadly, we’ve been told to stay indoors and keep away from others during this COVID 19 lockdown. We can no longer take on most of our favourite hobbies, or visit a gym or even go for a swim at the local pool.

We’ve now been forced to take on exercise at home and we’ve seen a number of clients start to be more active at home. But how exactly do we stay safe when we exercise at home? Here are some of our top tips!

It’s official, this is truly the most daunting time of our lives.

COVID-19 has impacted us all, and has given us food for thought in terms of how we can go about keeping our bodies fit and healthy. A fit body means a strong immune system should we have to stave off any virus.

It’s time we celebrated the wonderful females in our life. It’s also a great chance to remind you of the importance of exercise for women. Exercise is of course important to all, but let’s look at some of the female specific benefits of moving more!

Are you expecting soon, well firstly, congratulations! It’ll be a busy time of preparing – getting the nursery ready, doctors visits and buying those baby clothes. However, do you know the one thing that is further down on the list – keeping active!