The Lean Maze

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/2017/04/29/fitness-buff-turned-trash-at-the-beach-into-full-fledged-gym_a_22060906/?utm_hp_ref=au-homepage

Fitness Buff Turned Trash At The Beach Into Full-Fledged Gym “Train, then go swim in the ocean, and the day is complete.”

Free On Wednesdays?

I’ve got availability on Wednesday morning, heaps of enthusiasm and loads of information on nutrition and exercise. If your calendar is clear and you've got a desire to make some changes to the way you look, feel and move – we should meet!

Give me a call or text on 0400 359 747 and let’s get you started on your transformation.

If you’ve come across the term “adrenal fatigue” and googled it, you’ll find as many articles warning of it’s impacts and treatment as you will declaring it doesn’t even exist. The article at the link below is a good summation of both the “for” and “against” camps. At the end of the piece though is a great paragraph under the heading ”Does it matter what we call it?”

Managing your stress, prioritising sleep (amount and quality), getting your nutrition right and exercising are key and there are few people who wouldn’t endorse looking after these issues. I’ve slowly come around to adopting the concept of these four areas (exercise, nutrition, sleep and stress/mindset) as being the “Pillars of Health”.

If you’re not feeling 100%, have a think about which area is flagging and attend to it. Who cares what you call it, it needs fixing!

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/health-and-wellbeing/wellbeing/is-adrenal-fatigue-real-forget-the-label-and-treat-the-stress-20170405-gveomi.html

Is adrenal fatigue real? Forget the label and treat the stress. Who isn't tired these days? We're constantly on call for work, family and friends, and often forget to take time for ourselves. Most of us recognise that chronic stress can take its toll on our health and well-being. But what if you're so fatigued that even getting more sleep doesn't seem to help?

"Doctor, I'm worried that I'm eating too many vegetables, I just don't feel well" - said no one ever....

Come and be a rebel, an individual, an outlier and join the 20% of Australians who eat at least the recommended serves of veges and fruit in a day. (Do yourself a favour and bin that vegetable peeler too, all that awesome fibre is in the skin, you need that stuff!).

http://www.msn.com/en-au/health/nutrition/four-in-five-australians-not-eating-enough-fruit-and-vegetables-csiro/ar-BBzeRVn?li=AA4RDf&ocid=spartanntp

Four in five Australians not eating enough fruit and vegetables: CSIRO Four in five Australians not eating enough fruit and vegetables: CSIRO

Ok, so maybe it won't cure MS or halt symptoms but I bet everyone trying this protocol feels, moves and looks better....

http://www.msn.com/en-au/health/medical/multiple-sclerosis-doctors-back-unconventional-treatment/ar-AAonatT?li=AA4RDf&ocid=spartanntp

Medical - multiple-sclerosis- - Wellbeing - msn, with Outlook.com, Skype, and news The new MSN: the best in news, sport, and entertainment combined with Outlook (formerly Hotmail), OneDrive, Facebook, Twitter, Skype, and more.

Bad news for people who don't like resistance training - it's good for you!

Get strong, put on a little muscle because the list of reasons it's good for you just keeps growing.

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/health-and-wellbeing/fitness/the-science-of-strength-seven-ways-muscle-makes-us-healthier-20170312-guwcpv.html

The science of strength: Seven ways muscle makes us healthier To Professor Rob Newton, building muscle is like building a personal pharmacy stocked with "medicine" that does your body good.

It's Never One Thing.....

I like the analogy of your health being like a brick wall. The wall is the result of many bricks, carefully laid while your health is the outcome of the countless decisions you make through the day on how and when to move, what and how much to eat, what mechanisms you use to cope with stress and what importance you're placing on your sleep.
Some time back my reading about the amount of sugar in our western diet had me convinced that sugar alone was the culprit of our obesity epidemic (check out the article below for more on this) but look around and you'll see many people who don't move enough through their regular day, enjoy too much poor quality food (or have it too regularly), wear their level of busyness or stress like a badge of honour and have no exercise regimen. A lot of little changes and improvements add up. What does your wall look like....

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/health-and-wellbeing/nutrition/focus-on-sugar-to-prevent-obesity-a-recipe-for-disaster-expert-says-20170309-guuegz.html

Blaming sugar for the obesity crisis is misguided, expert says We are barking up the wrong tree by blaming sugar for the obesity epidemic, says Professor Jennie Brand-Miller of the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre.

“Discipline Equals Freedom” (Jocko Willink)

A paradoxical concept? Jocko explains “….if you want freedom in life – be that financial freedom, more free time, or even freedom from sickness and poor health – you can only achieve these things through discipline”

Notice he doesn’t mention being “motivated”. You don’t feel psyched, excited or motivated to shower, brush your teeth or pay for car insurance, you do these things to be free of tooth decay, body odour and financial hardship.

The same goes for things like eating well and exercising daily, don’t wait for the day you wake up "ready", start doing it and make it a behaviour you no longer need to think about.

Getting healthy habits entrenched takes effort, if you’d like some help, give us a call at The Lean Maze.

Want to eat better, move better, feel and look better?

Want a heap of support and motivation to get you on your way?

Start out gently with our introductory offer at The Lean Maze.

After meeting you and finding out what your goals are, together we’ll work out a plan that will support you, give you confidence and motivate you to keep going and achieve those goals.

You’ll receive:

2 one on one training sessions a week at our North Avoca studio
Tailored exercise programming for other days to keep those gains coming.

Nutrition advice so you’re nourishing yourself and maximising your progress.

Regular phone, email and text contact to support and encourage you.

For $60 a week, in four weeks you’ll be ready to take things up a level and see what progress you’re really capable of.

Still undecided? Get a feel for The Lean Maze at theleanmaze.com.au and then give Luke a call to arrange a no obligation, coffee and a chat to see how we can help you.

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Check out the article below. Did you ever see the animated kids movie (was it Wall E?) set in the future where all the humans are massively obese, floating around on transport devices with robots delivering everything to them so they never have to move, did you see that? It's coming true!
Get out there and move everybody and you can carry your own stuff!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/2017/03/01/vespa-has-created-a-robot-to-carry-all-your-stuff/?utm_hp_ref=au-homepage

Vespa Has Created A Robot To Carry All Your Stuff Farewell, squeaky old supermarket trolleys.