All for One

13/09/2026

The thing that stops you usually isn't fitness.

It's the timing, or the room, or the version of yourself you think you need to be before you walk in.

If you're waiting until you feel ready, that's the part we can help with. We meet you where you are.

Link in bio to book your first class or your first class back.

08/09/2026

You do not want your pain managed. You want it gone.

Phoebe is a physiotherapist at Yarraville. Necks, backs, shoulders, knees, headaches, the muscle tension that never quite settles. She uses dry needling where it helps, and Clinical Pilates when what is missing is strength rather than treatment.

She works in women's health too, so a knee problem and a pelvic floor problem are treated by the same physio, not two.

And she works in Midlife Strength, which is where a lot of women land in their forties and fifties when the training that used to work stops working. Research indicates strength is what protects bone and muscle through this stage. The part people get wrong is the loading. Phoebe sorts out what is sore first, then gets you lifting properly.

Nothing you bring her is too small to mention. You will leave the first appointment knowing what is causing it, what the plan is, and roughly how long.

Phoebe consults at Yarraville. Link in bio to book.

04/09/2026

Two of our women's health physios are speaking next week, both alongside the YMCA.

Wednesday 9 September, 3.30 to 4.30pm, Kensington Community Aquatic and Recreation Centre.

Phoebe Cunningham on returning to exercise after birth. Being cleared at your six week check isn't the same as being ready to run, and Phoebe goes through everything that sits between the two. Gentle core work from around two weeks. Tummy separation, how common it is and what actually helps. How recovery differs after a caesarean. Pelvic floor rehab and the signs you're ready for more. Then a staged way back to walking, and a real checklist for getting back to running.

Thursday 10 September, 6 to 7pm, Carlton Baths.

Debbi Lim on exercise through perimenopause and menopause. What to prioritise for bone density, muscle and energy, why starting earlier makes a difference, and how to keep training with confidence through the transition and well after it.

Both are worth your time if you're in either season, or if you're supporting someone who is.

Can't make it? Book an appointment with them for all the info and a full assessment one on one.

02/09/2026

Nobody can see their pelvic floor working. That is the whole problem.

If your squat is wrong, a coach can see it and so can you. If your pelvic floor contraction is wrong, nothing shows. You can be squeezing your glutes, holding your breath, or pushing down instead of lifting, and it feels exactly like doing the exercise. So you keep doing it. For years, sometimes.

"I did them religiously after my first and it made no difference." We hear that a lot. Usually the exercise was fine. The version of it being done was not.

There is another group this catches. Some pelvic floors are too tight, not too weak, and the symptoms overlap: urgency, heaviness, pain with s*x, trouble emptying. For those women, more squeezing is the wrong answer and can make things worse. You cannot tell which type you are from the inside. That is what the assessment is for.

It starts as a conversation, then a check of what your muscles actually do when you ask them to work. There is more than one way to assess, and you choose the one you are comfortable with. From there your program is built on what your body is actually doing, not on a diagram.

If you had a baby six months ago or sixteen years ago. If you leak when you run and never have. If things feel heavy, or you are noticing changes through perimenopause. Or if kegels seem to make things worse rather than better. This is worth one appointment.

Women's health physio at Yarraville and Hampton East. Link in bio.

01/09/2026

New Tuesday nights at Hampton East ✨

We’ve added two new classes to help your week off to the best start

6pm Spin
High-energy, music-driven cardio with climbs, sprints and plenty of fun.

7pm Strength
A full-body strength session to build confidence, control and resilience.

Whether you’re chasing cardio or strength, we’ve got your Tuesday night covered.

Book your spot now through the app or website.

30/08/2026

26/08/2026

Welcome to the team, Emily.

Emily spent years as an elite gymnast, which means she was coached hard, learned to read her own body closely, and came out of it knowing exactly how technique gets built. She teaches Pilates, spin and strength at Hampton East now, and that background is all over her classes.

She's specific with her cues. She notices the shoulder you're protecting before you mention it, and if you need a different option, you'll get one straight away. Eight years of coaching since gymnastics means she's seen a lot of bodies at a lot of stages and knows what to do with yours.

What she cares most about is that getting stronger feels good rather than something you endure.

Emily's classes are on the Hampton East timetable now.

23/08/2026

It doesn't need to be perfect.

16/08/2026

The ni**le, the big week, the stretch you keep promising yourself. We're here for all of it.

13/08/2026

Marathon training? 🏃‍♀️

Getting nagging pain on the outside of your knee? Think it’s your IT band?

Our physiotherapist Alison talks us through what’s actually going on & how best to treat it.

Save this for your next recovery session 👇