06/06/2026
ππ PUBLIC HOLIDAY REMINDER ππ
Just a friendly reminder that BYB will be CLOSED on Monday 8th June for the King's Birthday Public Holiday.
Take the opportunity to enjoy the long weekend with your family and friends. Have a sleep-in, relax, fire up the BBQ, grab a coffee, or head out for an adventure. βππΏ
But don't forget to sprinkle a little movement into your day! πΆββοΈπββοΈπ΄ββοΈ Whether it's a beach walk, a bushwalk, kicking the footy with the kids, or chasing the dog around the backyard, every bit of movement counts.
Remember, health isn't about being "on" or "off"βit's about building habits you can enjoy for life.
We'll be back to our normal schedule on Tuesday, ready to help you smash your goals! πͺπ₯
Have a safe, happy and active King's Birthday long weekend! β€οΈ
06/06/2026
π§ π Did you know movement can actually improve listening and behaviour in kids?
When children move their bodies, they're not just burning energy, they're building better brains!
πͺ Regular physical activity helps:
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Improve focus and concentration
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Develop self-control and emotional regulation
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Reduce restlessness and impulsive behaviour
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Boost memory and learning
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Increase confidence and resilience
Movement stimulates the parts of the brain responsible for attention and executive function, making it easier for kids to listen, follow instructions, and make good decisions.
This is why expecting children to "sit still" for hours without opportunities to move can be challenging. Sometimes the best way to improve behaviour isn't asking them to be quieter, it's giving them the chance to run, jump, climb, and play!
At the end of the day, movement isn't a reward for good behaviourβ¦ it's one of the tools that helps create it. β€οΈ
πββοΈ So this week, swap a little screen time for outdoor play, a family walk, a bike ride, or a game in the backyard. Your child's body and brain will thank you!
π¬ Parents, have you noticed your child is calmer or more focused after being active? Share your experience below!
05/06/2026
π With school holidays only a few weeks away, let's check in with the parents... π
Your expectations before school holidays:
π Family adventures
π¨ Creative activities
πͺ Baking together
π Educational fun
β€οΈ Making lifelong memories
Reality by Day 3:
π± "Fine, you can have the iPad."
πΏ "Yes, you can have another snack."
π€¦ββοΈ "Stop annoying your sister."
π€¦ββοΈ "Stop looking at your brother."
β Consuming coffee like it's a survival strategy
Who else starts the holidays with a Pinterest board and ends them just trying to keep everyone alive? π
π Tell us your school holiday survival tip in one word!
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04/06/2026
π¨ FINAL CALL FOR OUR KIDS PROGRAM! π¨
This is your last chance to secure a spot in our current intake! πͺπ
Our Kids Program is about so much more than fitness. We help children build confidence, resilience, coordination, teamwork, and healthy habits that can last a lifetime.
π Fun and engaging classes
π Improve strength, fitness and movement skills
π Build confidence and self-belief
π Make new friends
π Learn that being active can be fun!
Whether your child is sporty, shy, energetic, or just looking for a positive activity, our program provides a supportive environment where every child can succeed.
The best investment you can make is in your child's health, confidence, and future.
π’ Places are limited and this intake is almost full!
Message us today to secure your child's spot before registrations close.
03/06/2026
What Healthy Movement Habits Look Like for Kids π΄ββοΈπ€ΈββοΈβ½
Healthy movement habits for kids don't have to mean hours of organised sport or intense training sessions.
In fact, the best movement habits often look like:
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Playing outside until the street lights come on
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Riding bikes with friends
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Climbing trees and playground equipment
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Dancing around the lounge room
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Walking the dog with the family
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Kicking a ball at the park
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Running, jumping, hopping, crawling, and exploring
The goal isn't to create elite athletes it's to help kids develop a positive relationship with movement that lasts a lifetime.
When movement is fun, varied, and pressure-free, kids learn that being active is something they get to do, not something they have to do.
As parents, one of the best things we can do is model an active lifestyle, encourage play, and celebrate effort rather than performance.
Healthy kids aren't the ones who exercise the most they're the ones who enjoy moving their bodies and carry those habits into their teenage and adult years.
What's your child's favourite way to move? Share below! π
02/06/2026
π₯ SAVE THE DATE β BYB BURNOUT π₯
Think you've got what it takes? πͺ
Our next BYB Burnout is coming on Sunday 26th July, and it's shaping up to be bigger, tougher, and more fun than ever!
Inspired by the world of HYROX, this workout is designed to challenge ALL fitness levels. Whether you're a seasoned athlete, a weekend warrior, or just looking to test yourself in a supportive environment, this event is for you.
π Push your limits
πͺ Challenge yourself physically and mentally
π₯ Experience the incredible BYB atmosphere
π Have fun while doing it!
Check out the photos from our last Burnout below π
The energy, determination, and team spirit were next level!
Now's the time to start training. Every session you do between now and July 26th is helping prepare you for the challenge ahead.
Mark it in your calendar, grab your training buddy, and get ready to see what you're capable of!
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Sunday 26th July
π₯ BYB Burnout
πͺ Train now. Crush it later.
31/05/2026
π€ΈββοΈ How to Encourage Movement Without Forcing It π€ΈββοΈ
One of the biggest misconceptions about getting kids active is that they need structured exercise or organised sport.
The truth? Kids are naturally wired to move when movement is fun!
Instead of forcing exercise, try:
π Making it a game
π Going for family walks or bike rides
π Visiting parks and playgrounds
π Turning on some music and having a dance party
π Letting them choose activities they enjoy
π Joining in and being a positive role model
Not every child loves team sports, and that's okay. Movement can look different for every child climbing, jumping, dancing, skating, swimming, martial arts, fitness classes, or simply playing outside with friends.
The goal isn't to create elite athletes. The goal is to help kids build a positive relationship with movement that they can carry into adulthood.
When movement feels like fun rather than a chore, kids are far more likely to keep doing it.
What's your child's favourite way to move? We'd love to hear! π
31/05/2026
πͺ Why Strong Kids Become Resilient Teens πͺ
When we talk about strong kids, we're not just talking about muscles.
We're talking about kids who learn to keep trying when things get hard. Kids who discover that effort leads to progress. Kids who learn that falling down, making mistakes, and facing challenges are all part of growing.
Through movement, sport, fitness, and play, children develop confidence, discipline, problem-solving skills, and the ability to bounce back when things don't go their way.
These lessons don't stay on the sports field or in the gym. They carry into school, friendships, family life, and eventually adulthood.
Strong kids learn:
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How to handle setbacks
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How to work as part of a team
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How to push through challenges
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How to believe in themselves
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How to develop a healthy mindset around effort and growth
Today's strong, active kids become tomorrow's resilient teens.
That's why we're passionate about creating opportunities for kids to move, play, challenge themselves, and have fun. Because we're not just building fitness we're helping build confidence, character, and resilience for life. β€οΈ