Low Impact Vs High Impact HIIT

When chasing your goals the key to success always starts with effective planning

There is tons of evidence to support the benefits of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT), however this can be intimidating when you have injuries and mobility issues….

These don’t need to stop you though as there are plenty of low impact exercises which place minimal stress on your joints & bones, they will however get your heart rate up nice and high.

At our Camps & Classes we make a point of catering for all abilities and offer High & Low Impact Options…

What’s Stopping You!!!

Drop It Like It’s Squat

Drop It Like It’s Squat…

Focusing on your hips is an easy way to nail your Squats…visualise sticking your bum out and drop your hips down as if you’re sitting into a chair…

New squatters often start by leaning forward seeing their heels lift which places excess pressure on the knees & decreases the efficiency of this exercise…

Remember: Keep your feet flat, push your hips back and drop them like it’s squat…

Elevate Your Training

1 session is all it takes to see improvements in your workouts & subsequently your results…
 
Asma demonstrates this perfectly in her 1st Ever Session…Her KB swing improves noticeably within 2 sets…
For a small investment of your time & money you can speed up & increase your progress whilst minimising the risk of injury…
 
Good Trainers can help take your training to the next level & beyond…
 
…Great Work Asma…

It’s More Fun With A Friend

Exercising can become boring over time, this is a leading reason many people quit, inevitably resulting in a decline in their health & self esteem…

Experience and supporting studies have shown that working out in a group is not only more fun but more effective as people work harder when they are among their peers…

Boot Camps & Classes are a great way of meeting new people and sharing a fun & varied workout, therefore increasing the longevity of your results….

Sea Bass, Roast Veg & Sweet Pot Wedges

This simple recipe is a low fat, high fibre dish that requires minimal effort but tastes great.

Prep: 5  minutes
Cook: 30-40 minutes
Serves: 2

Ingredients:
– 2 sea bass fillets
– 1 red onion
– half a yellow pepper
– half a red pepper
– half a courgette
– handful of cherry tomatoes
– handful of mushrooms
– black pepper
– herbs of your choice
– paprika
– rapeseed oil
– 2 medium sweet potatoes 

Cooking Instructions:

  1. Pre-heat the oven to 180-200c (fan) depending on your over, ours is a beast
  2. wash and slice 2 sweet potatoes into wedges (skin on)
  3. add wedges to preheated baking tray, season to taste with paprika, pepper and a light drizzle of oil – shake in pan to evenly coat
  4. bake for 15-20 mins – until wedges start to soften
  5. whilst baking the wedges wash and chop veg into a deep baking tray
  6. season with herbs of choice, we chose fresh rosemary, pepper & dried mixed herbs, drizzle very lightly in oil
  7. add to oven, stirring wedges & veg occasionally
  8. 10 minutes later: heat a frying pan with 1-2 drops/sprays of oil
  9. once hot add the Sea Bass Skin down, cook 70% skin side down for a crispy skin, turn over briefly
  10. Cook until fish turns white throughout
  11. Serve & Enjoy